Sentence examples for help populations from inspiring English sources

But for natural selection to help populations adapt to the Western diet, we'd have to be prepared to let those whom it sickens die.

Idaho is one of several states where wolves were reintroduced in the mid-1990s to help populations recover from decades of attritition through hunting, trapping and poisoning.

And the notoriously conservative African Union has created a committee to help populations it previously ignored: homosexuals, prostitutes and drug abusers.

Johnnie Carson, the assistant secretary for African affairs at the State Department, said the American government was trying to alleviate the longstanding cycles of droughts and famines with a program called Feed the Future, which intends to raise agricultural productivity and help "populations in adapting to increasing erratic weather patterns".

Exactly how these genetic variants help populations is a mystery, but the fact that each group has them in distinctive patterns is strong evidence that they're involved in adaptation, according to human evolutionary biologist Mary Ellen Ruvolo of Harvard University.

The lesson from Bristol Bay, Schindler says, is that a diverse array of intact habitat help populations cope with environmental change and provide a much more reliable benefit to humans.

Moreover, there is no efficient operator to help population detect some promising positions purposefully if the population has been trapped into potential local optima.

As shown in the figure, non-dominated sorting can clearly help population of KnEA to better converge to the Pareto fronts on MaOPs, especially for DTLZ1 which has a large number of local Pareto fronts.

"When you educate girls, you help population control, you help the economy, you help people's health, everything starts to thrive," she says.

In fact, just this summer, Venezuela established a 1,440-square 1,440-squareg sanctuary, which will help population recovery for 40 percent of the shark species found in the Caribbean Sea.

Mayors and governors are also the public officials responsible for common infrastructural needs that can help population centres mitigate climate change, such as reinforcing dikes and improving public transit – eco-friendly investments that also improve quality of life for residents.