Sentence examples for many populations and from inspiring English sources
Over the next decade or so, the virus ravaged Central America, decimating many populations and killing up to half of all Hondurans.
"We need to provide sustainable alternatives to such practices, but it seems unlikely that such changes can be made before many populations and perhaps some species are lost," he said.
Analysis of the role of different alleles of human leukocyte antigen (HLA) in multiple sclerosis (MS) patients is necessary in many populations and geographical areas.
The U.S. context is often critiqued as a site of excessive treatment with respect to both drugs and procedures, and yet there is deep stratification within it – over-treatment in many populations and under-treatment in others.
Avian malaria parasites have been found in the blood of many populations, and birds in China were found to harbour a strain of H5N1 that was highly virulent to chickens.
Paleoclimate data depicts a 15,000 year history of El Niño, making it part of the natural evolutionary process of many populations and ecosystems.
We demonstrate, using example landscapes of different topographical complexity, how species' thermal niches could be distributed across these landscapes, and how these, in turn, may affect many population and community ecological processes that are related to adaptation or dispersal.
Although many population and longitudinal studies have identified a range of risk factors associated with cognitive decline, our ability to effectively treat cognitive impairment remains inadequate.
Both the ligand- and receptor-deficient mice are severely depleted in many populations of macrophages and circulating monocytes [ 36, 37].
Tuatara are now restricted to offshore islands around New Zealand, and many populations are small, genetically distinct, and at risk of extinction [ 20, 21].
The tremendous expansion of many populations of weeds and pests that have been released into new environments in which their enemies are absent suggests that predators, grazers, and parasites all contribute to maintaining the small sizes of many populations.
