Sentence examples for might reduce population from inspiring English sources
Edge effects (biophysical gradients near habitat boundaries) might reduce population sizes on spared land, particularly in highly-fragmented landscapes, so might change conclusions about whether land sparing or land sharing is better for species' persistence.
Timely cessation of PPI therapy when there is no clear indication for use might reduce the population burden of kidney disease.
We build on a simple Lotka-Volterra predator-prey model to provide a heuristic tool for distinguishing between the demographic effects of consumption (consumptive effects) and of anti-predator defenses (nonconsumptive effects), and for distinguishing among the multiple mechanisms by which anti-predator defenses might reduce prey population growth rates.
(3) EBF-induced wing formation might reduce aphid population size.
(Primary care physician 4) May reduce cardiovascular disease risk "...the possibilities are that it might reduce a population's risk of heart disease and stroke".
Meanwhile, a reduction in gene and allele diversity might reduce a population's response to environmental changes or artificial selection in the future [ 7, 8].
22 Reducing salt intake by 3 g/day might reduce mean population systolic blood pressure by approximately 2.5 mm Hg. 23 This would equate to a 2% decrease in the risk reduction model.
Cecere et al. suggest that confining chickens might reduce triatomine populations (36 ); in Guadalupe, space constraints force most households to keep chickens enclosed.
They think we must reduce consumption and reduce population.
B1 Prison Transfer Support Democratic leaders in the Connecticut legislature agreed to let Gov. John G. Rowland transfer 2,000 inmates out of state in exchange for money for projects that might reduce the prison population.
But Democratic leaders have agreed to let Gov. John G. Rowland, a Republican, transfer another 2,000 of the state's 20,832 inmates in exchange for money for pilot projects that might reduce the prison population.
