Sentence examples for low population number from inspiring English sources

Few people were left in the community and the low population number made networks of mutual help difficult, resulting in reunidas becoming more frequent than mutirões.

In fact, our study presents some obvious limits such as the low population number, especially for the CG, in which we have had a high dropout rate, the brief follow-up period (6 months), and the lack of a direct comparison between our tailored intervention and a standard physiotherapy programme [ 49].

In some species, the dormant form is a resistant cyst, whereas other species remain in the vegetative state but at very low population numbers.

Country B with its low population density shows an increase in 'Almost' and 'Timely' VALs at low population numbers (>100) (Figure 8B).

Some species were added because they were important subsistence foods for the Aleuts, and others were added because they were ecological equivalents to replace species deleted because of low population numbers.

He graduated from the Lahti Institute of Design in Finland with a degree in industrial design, and the autonomous transport device he came up with is perfectly suited to areas like Finland with relatively low population numbers.

However, livestock conservation organizations still consider the breed to be at risk, due to low population numbers.

However, despite very low population numbers of riding horses, in the early 1850s, author Ephrem Houël noted a type of Norman saddle horse still extant in Le Merlerault.

Inbreeding is a concern due to low population numbers, and the national stud farm at Tarbes and Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique (National Institute of Agronomic Research) have been brought in to help safeguard the genetic resources of the breed.

The stock reached an all time low population numbers in 1993 1995 [27] (Figure S7).

Slow growth, slow reproduction, lack of dispersal options and low population numbers suggest sensitivity to over-exploitation.