Sentence examples for more stable populations from inspiring English sources

Current trends suggest that the story of migration will look very different, with more stable populations of foreign-born residents, extending deeper roots into American communities.

Although popularly associated with saguaro cacti (Cereus giganteus) and desert vegetation, denser and more stable populations of Elf Owl inhabit subtropical thorn woodland, montane evergreen woodland, and riparian forest.

States and districts with more stable populations have fewer teaching jobs.

It may be argued that fluctuating populations are more likely to be r-selected than more stable populations that are constantly at, or near their carrying capacity.

Later on, in larger and more stable populations, these nascent gene families expanded and were selected for specific functions in different eukaryotic supergroups.

Shrews are rapid colonisers [ 15], and Common shrew numbers on meadow West was therefore probably more determined by an unstable alternation between immigration and emigration, whereas the shrews on meadow East belonged to more stable populations.

The Midwest, he said, generally has an older, more stable population.

It also has less traffic, fewer skyscrapers, a greater family orientation, a more stable population, and less glitz and glam than the other Texas cities.

Additionally, the coverage and accuracy of the register are also imperfect for the more stable population, due to the voluntary nature of registration and de-registration.

SH also showed no clear population division and indicated a much more stable population structure than that of MEP.

To confirm our observation on a more stable population of transfected cells, 26 clones have been isolated by limiting dilution.