Sentence examples for may increase population from inspiring English sources

Policies that encourage active modes of transportation, for example, may increase population physical activity or decrease air pollution exposure.

Concern exists that widespread introduction of the manganese-containing fuel additive MMT (methyl-cyclopentadienyl manganese tricarbonyl) to the U.S. gasoline supply may increase population exposure to manganese and thus increase risk of parkinsonism in sensitive populations (Needleman and Landrigan 1996).

As a depleted species pool may prevent the re-assembly of RAP, agri-environmental schemes targeting landscapes with useful structural elements supporting diversity may increase populations of RAP.

Thus, it is conceivable that selection has directly selected for increased noise as a bet hedging strategy for a subset of promoters, and more recent theoretical work shows that increasing gene expression noise may indeed increase population growth rates in some scenarios (Tanase-Nicola and ten Wolde, 2008).

Under certain conditions, agricultural intensification may increase bunting population densities (especially for corn buntings).

Thus, matching the timing of the smolt migration with the zooplankton bloom may increase the population's overall survival.

Dispersal into a patch may increase local population sizes by mass or rescue effects, or augment diversity through immigration of new species [1].

Replacement of His66 with 3-Me-His resulted in a 26-fold decrease in quantum yield suggesting that this mutation may increase the population of the trans isomer of the chromophore.

This genetic subsystem is coupled to the ecological model to explore the effects of selection and genetic variance on traits that may increase a population's likelihood of survival.

While the number of parents attributing their children's incomplete schedules to vaccine cost was likely elevated because the study was conducted at a time in which PCV was not yet included in the national schedule, reminders emphasizing vaccination as a free public good may increase the population's motivation to vaccinate.

The mobile population may increase the susceptible population in this region because they originate from inland areas where dengue is absent [ 4].