Sentence examples for period of population from inspiring English sources

The mid-14th-century plague reduced the peninsula's population considerably, and a long period of population growth ended at the beginning of the 17th century.

The unstated assumption seems to be that a period of population decline cannot be reversed and inevitably leads to no population.

However, it became clear that some errors of classification of the samples in the original genetic analysis required correction Fagundes et al. (2008a), and a subsequent analysis (Mulligan et al. 2008) using a corrected and expanded Native American genetic dataset revealed only a single period of population growth, coincident with the end of the LGM.

His tenure as premier was marked by a period of population and economic growth unmatched by any other Australian state.

After a period of population growth, and subsequent overbrowsing of gum trees on the island, about 1300 animals were released into mainland areas in 1944.

This species is mostly fished in the waters off California where, after a period of population decline in the 1980s, new fishing regulations in the early 1990s reduced harvesting to sustainable levels.

Weak selection/fast fluctuation limit: When the duration of a sweep becomes much longer than the period of population-size fluctuations, the probability of observing a soft sweep converges to that expected in a population of constant size, given by the harmonic mean of Ne(t) estimated over a population cycle (dash dotted line in Figure 4B).

BP coincides with periods of population expansion and a growing rural economy identified during Norse times, 9 10th centuries AD, and during the Medieval Period, 12 13th centuries AD.

It says: "Evidence from El Alto's history indicates that the fastest periods of population growth coincided with droughts, floods and bad harvests associated with the meteorological phenomena of El Niño and La Niña.

We show that the local evolvability properties of the search space surrounding a group of statistically neutral solutions do vary across the course of an evolutionary run, especially during periods of population takeover.

Always in the foreground of the book is the larger story of Dallas, from its founding in 1841 through its lingering codified racism in the mid-20th century to its various periods of population boom and increased clout.