Sentence examples for large population numbers from inspiring English sources
The key plot line is that a group of scientists become able to predict the future, given very large population numbers, and seeing the bleakness that's coming they decide to preserve what's known of art, science, and technology and begin a new empire.
In Asia, the large population numbers lead to a high burden of children with untreated ALRI.
At high resource densities and large population numbers, the use of aggregation pheromones had a net negative effect on population numbers.
Large population numbers were particularly striking for newts that might be at greatest risk, co-occurring in water with X. laevis for the longest periods each year.
Drought can affect vast territorial regions and large population numbers.
It is well known that in the large population number limit, the vector n → / Ω is approximately equal to the vector of macroscopic concentrations and hence the magnitude of the propensities increases with the reaction volume or equivalently with molecule numbers.
"It was clearly this range of new technological and behavioural innovations which allowed the modern human populations to invade and survive in much larger population numbers than those of the preceding Neanderthals across the whole of the European continent," said Mellars.
Instead of being pristine forests, barely inhabited by people, parts of the Amazon may have been home for centuries to large populations numbering well into the thousands and living in dozens of towns connected by road networks, explains the American writer Charles C. Mann.
The eastern side of the Red Sea is the home of large populations numbering in the hundreds, and similar populations are thought to exist on the western side.
Extremely large population: The number of subjects is more than 10 times that contained in publicly available large-scale gait databases, which significantly improves the statistical reliability of the performance evaluation of gait-based age estimation.
Due to Asia's large population, the number of orphans in Asia is much larger than in Africa.
