Sentence examples for impossibility of population from inspiring English sources

An artifact of this simplification is, among others, the impossibility of population extinction.

Because of the impossibility of screening the whole population for diabetes, concessions had to be made.

Before we get to the prospect of undercounting, it's important to touch on the improbability (or impossibility) of any group jumping in population by 1 million in just six years.

Although this pilot study was not measuring cost, both the prohibitive cost of replacing these items for some and the difficulty or impossibility of replacing them in a population with dementia require further investigation.

The difficulty with convenience samples is the impossibility of knowing the generalisability to the population as a whole.

Widely used concepts of typological or biological species are not always applicable for species delimitation because of frequent convergent evolution, cryptic species, and the impossibility of proving reproductive isolation among allopatric populations.

When you factor in the impossibility of evacuation and the size of the population around it, this is a 40-year-old plant that shouldn't have a future".

These biases are compounded by the impossibility of performing experimental challenge studies in the populations most at risk for disease, children and the elderly.

Due to the impossibility of sampling all mature male parr in wild populations, estimating their influence on Ne and inbreeding is very difficult to do and has rarely been achieved.

However, a limiting factor in this study was the impossibility of comparing results with other studies on the structure of Coccidioides spp. populations due to the use of different methodologies.

An impossibility, of course.