Sentence examples for population imposed from inspiring English sources

China first restricted childbirths in the 1970s because it feared that an exploding population imposed an unsustainable burden on economic development.

The most plausible interpretation for this is that the stronger the selective pressures on viral population (imposed by antiviral treatment and host immune response), the higher the initial reduction in genetic variability.

African ethnic groups were assigned locations based on present day ranges of the population imposed on the historic guidelines for the differing coasts.

After a decade of apartheid in the Kosovar Albanian population imposed by the Milosevic-led Serbian government, a full-scale war began in mid-1998 and was ended by NATO air strikes in June 1999.

As the ageing population imposes even greater demands on health and social care services, a local authority in the Midlands has developed its own strategy for dementia that brings services together to support people at home.

A fast-growing urban population imposes distinct pressure on social and natural resources in most cities.

Elderly persons with diabetes mellitus, being a dependent population, impose considerable economic, social, and health burdens (29).

· Data Set Size: Consistent with other electronic contact monitoring studies [ 12, 13, 15], the contact network data used in this study is drawn from a small and specialized study population, imposing a strong selection bias.

The interaction between a subset of parasites and their host hepatocyte results in infected host cell death; however, the majority of parasites in the population impose survival of the infected hepatocytes, and these also actively resist Fas-mediated apoptosis.

As a consequence, its fabric has perpetually been under strain, hard put to cope with the disorder and licentiousness endemic as new populations impose themselves on institutions created by the old.From time to time the melting pot boils over.

It is also possible that females from the low quality diet populations impose greater costs for a given duration of feeding than females from the high quality diet populations.