Sentence examples for intensification of population from inspiring English sources

The second bottleneck is much more recent and much more severe and is associated with the intensification of population isolation over the last 700 years.

Studying the Bovine HapMap dataset, Villa-Angulo et al. [23] have shown a persistent decline in effective population size, suggesting two distinctive time points: the time of initial domestication and a time at 100 generations ago, which is associated with intensification of population isolation.

But the intensification of climate change, a growing population and increasing demands from cities, agriculture and industry – coupled with poor water governance – is driving acute water shortages around the world.

"What we've seen, frankly, is an intensification of artillery bombardments in major population centers like Homs and Idlib," a State Department spokesman, Mark Toner, told reporters in Washington.

Agricultural growth as a result of population increase had contributed to intensification of land cultivation; this causes severe soil fertility depletion.

The intensification of conflict across the country has caused new waves of population displacement placing further strain on an already fragile water and sanitation network.

The rapid increase in Egypt's population prompted an intensification of cultivation almost without parallel elsewhere.

Considering that great part of the tropical area is composed of agricultural land and that most of the land use is either intensified or on the verge to be, a relevant question is: how may agricultural intensification of the landscape matrix affect the population dynamics of understory birds?

Despite the increased rate of land conversion to agriculture, the intensification of fertilizer use, and exponential human population growth [11], there has been no inter-regional evaluation of the rate of change of freshwater eutrophication.

Such a reduction, in the London-born population, indicates an intensification of the endemicization process.

With the intensification of environmental change and an aging population, cancer has gradually become the primary cause of death for urban residents in China [1].