Sentence examples for left populations from inspiring English sources

Disappearing water meadows and a loss of riverside vegetation on which the herbivorous vole feeds has left populations isolated and more vulnerable to predation.

The legacy of the 14 years of civil war has left populations in dire need of the most basic services such as water, sanitation and food, purchasing a bed-net is thus a mere luxury.

(Left) Population density estimates from the Afripop project [214].

(A ) Left, population of cells stained with Lysotracker (green), uniformly green aggregates are formed.

This may be especially beneficial in areas from which men migrate more than women, leaving populations with low sex ratios.

It could be argued that the increase in 'UwE' alarms as populations increase (after 10,000 people) reflects intolerance to leaving populations at risk.

Transposon silencing mechanisms leave populations dealing with a small accumulation of mutations.

Specifically, these responses described genetic drift as the process of alleles entering or leaving populations or as the process of alleles from different populations "mixing".

Increased seed longevity can help to buffer populations from fluctuating environments, and therefore by reducing seed longevity, parental effects in this species may weaken the seed-bank storage effect leaving populations more vulnerable to unpredictable environments (Kochanek et al. 2010).

This narrow range leaves populations vulnerable to crop failure, reduced crop yields and quality losses due to diseases and pests, losses during storage and the impact of climate change [ 7, 8].

In the November 2007 issue of Emerging Infectious Diseases, Gayer et al. (1 ) describe how conflict leaves populations in dire poverty, internally displaced or seeking asylum, having poor access to essential services, and consequentially vulnerable to infectious diseases.