Sentence examples for perception of population from inspiring English sources

These findings significantly change the perception of population age structure in forest remnants of Mediterranean landscapes.

Given sustained market demand, harvest trends should provide a reasonable proxy of population trends since sport hunters use intensive methods such as baits and hounds to locate these animals, and quotas on annual offtakes are either too high to limit harvests or (for black bears) reflect the management agency's perception of population trend [10].

The manipulation of social environment consisted on rearing females in isolation or with other females, which should affect the females' perception of population density.

The perception of population structure, even in highly vagile animals where it was least expected, has been refined by steadily improving molecular data and geographic sampling.

These questions asked participants to (1) Provide a numeric value for their perception of population risk; 'What percentage (number from 0 to 100) of women in the population do you think will get breast cancer in their lifetime?

To determine whether perception of population density influences contest behavior in this system would require further studies manipulating the number or frequency of individuals that a male encounters prior to contests.

We explored the consequences of small population size and the concomitant process of genetic erosion of populations to address two fundamental questions: (i) How do the effects of genetic drift and inbreeding affect the stress perception of populations?

Interestingly, among American red squirrels (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus), perceptions of population density in the maternal environment increases maternal circulating glucocorticoids, accelerating offspring growth (Dantzer et al. 2013).

The interviews explored the respondents' perceptions of population health, public health and community health; their priorities for the ACO in these three areas; their perceptions of how the ACO was performing in these areas and, the extent of the ACO's relationships with public health agencies.

From an ACO standpoint, who are those attributed to us? are the population we get to take care of, so… These types of perceptions of population health as a defined group of patients were much more common among interviewees from the ACOs than from the public health agencies.

One determinant of the priorities set by both private donors and development agencies is the perceptions of populations living in high-income countries about which diseases are legitimate for global health intervention.