Sentence examples for long-term populations from inspiring English sources

"So focussing on these numbers tends to obscure the fact that the minke population is in pretty good shape, and it can misinform the public by implying that the sabotage is having an important beneficial impact on the long-term populations of Antarctic minke whales".

In order for native plants to successfully survive in invaded communities in the long-term, populations must not only tolerate and compete with invaders as adults, but must also produce seeds that can establish in the invaded environment.

Over the long-term, populations can respond to stressful environmental conditions via adaptive evolution.

Moreover, several of the long-term populations evolved defects in their DNA repair, causing much higher mutation rates [ 18, 26, 52].

In contrast to our explanation, Graña and Acerenza [ 20] proposed a model in which the parallel increases in cell size and growth rate of these long-term populations were both consequences of diverting intracellular resources from unnecessary physiological functions to those that enhanced performance in the glucose-only regime.

Its effect on long-term populations is unknown, but following the advice in the breeding prevention section as well is recommended.

OSSPAC predicts a mass-displacement event and a long-term population downturn.

This would provide genetic variability for a viable long-term population".

These changes are not yet fatal, but they may cause long-term population declines.

Further, "long-term population trends... are endangering the Zionist vision of a Jewish and democratic state".

But the city's long-term population has many former military families, who are largely conservative.