Sentence examples for intensive population from inspiring English sources

"[Rotoroa] blurs the line," Byers says, "redefines the role of a zoo, and gives the public direct access to intensive population management – the type of management that is essential for the survival of an increasing number of species around the world".

However, adjacent desert plains have also witnessed urbanization practices to encompass the intensive population growth.

Urbanization has eco-environmental consequences; among which are effects on the urban thermal environment, which have drawn extensive attention especially in metropolitan regions having intensive population and high building density.

But the ultimate objective is pedestrian safety, and, with such intensive population density, Hoboken is fundamentally easier to get around by foot than by four wheels.

The study was conducted in a population breeding in southern Finland, which has been studied since the late 1980s and has been a subject to a five-year (2003 2007) intensive population study (e.g. [10], [11]).

These results highlight the importance of intensive population sampling across large ranges of a species distribution.

Intensive population-wide monitoring and longitudinal tracking of diabetes are imperative for course correcting the disease and represent a significant extension of current reporting practice and capacity.

The substantial decline in the active TB prevalence in New York City and the moderate decline in the Airin district among homeless people were attributable to intensive population-based TB screening and DOTS [ 5, 26].

To the best of our knowledge, it is the first study to project hospital utilization and costs by a large and growing resource-intensive population.

These predictors may assist in clinical decision making for this resource intensive patient population, and their reproducibility in other very long stay patient populations should be explored.

Values are frequently raised in the intensive care population, and both BNP and NTproBNP measurements have been shown to be prognostic in this population [ 12, 13].