Sentence examples for imposes on populations from inspiring English sources

The rough adjustments that global aging imposes on populations can sound bleak.

The coevolutionary process continues until stopped by tradeoffs imposed on populations by other requirements, such as the need to compete with other species, find mates, or rear offspring.

It was usually imposed on populations by unaccountable rulers under the threat of violence.

Mass-media campaigns unlike other health interventions are imposed on populations that have not consented to their implementation.

Only a few studies have been able to test environmental risk hypotheses by using experimental interventions or natural and sometimes unfortunate change imposed on populations.

Better knowledge of such stability, or otherwise, could then be used to infer selective regimes imposed on populations and species across space and how they may respond to selection in the future [ 27, 33- 36].

In spite of the severe burden of morbidity that CFS imposes on the United States population, fewer than half those with the illness have consulted a physician and only 16% have been diagnosed and treated for CFS [ 5, 6, 8].

This set of closely related species may date from periodic episodes of isolation imposed on ancestral populations by Pleistocene glaciations or even earlier periods of allopatry.

Taking their lead from the Soviet Union following the Russian Revolution of 1917, many developing countries in Asia, Africa, and Latin America sought to industrialize according to economic plans drawn up by political elites and stringently imposed on their populations.

Maybe those countries had no choice in the matter — although it's worth noting that all the suffering being imposed on their populations doesn't seem to have done anything to improve investor confidence in their governments.

The answer will at least partly depend on the course of future conservation measures, which should particularly consider the gene flow imposed on local populations by introducing novel genetic material by stocking for instance (Aitken and Whitlock 2013).