Sentence examples for population negatively from inspiring English sources

"I don't think the picture is entirely rosy, but there is little evidence, if any, to suggest that there's a large population negatively affected," said Rob Geen, a senior research associate with the Urban Institute, a research organization based in Washington that is conducting a study of the impact of the welfare changes.

We suggest that the designation of the Biosphere Reserve does not influence the local population negatively but does safeguard its conservation, which could have enhanced socioeconomic and cultural development.

So treatments can be positively correlated with recoveries in the total population, negatively correlated with recoveries when the population is partitioned by gender, and positively correlated with recoveries when the population is partitioned by age.

This is based on an ecological definition of competition, where the fitness of one population negatively affects the fitness of another, and can be the result of both changes in proliferative or death processes.

Moreover, there remains a paucity of reference data reflecting the typical daily patterns and profiles of normal glycemia in the healthy population, negatively impacting the general application of the CGM technique and the rational interpretation of the data obtained.

In intensively-urbanized landscapes with few natural elements this effect could, via aggregated population-level impacts, influence the academic performance of entire populations, negatively affecting educational attainment and propagating urban poverty.

Participants emphasized that learning content related to PCH would improve the quality of care delivered by HCPs to populations negatively impacted by colonialism.

Hence, our results are consistent with other studies reporting that red foxes may affect European brown hare populations negatively through predation [ 13- 17].

Size-selective harvesting is assumed to alter life histories of exploited fish populations, thereby negatively affecting population productivity, recovery, and yield.

The results of these studies, which primarily focus on segregated and often nonlocal hatchery populations, are consistent with the finding that such hatchery populations can negatively impact natural populations.

When asked how Yosef had influenced "the way you perceive Judaism," 26 percent of Jewish Israelis answered "positively," but 31 percent of secular Israelis — a group that makes up close to half of Israel's Jewish population — said "negatively".