Sentence examples for population remained stable from inspiring English sources

While Connecticut's total population remained stable, its prison population tripled from 1985 to 2000, from 5,375 to 17,305.

Nick Wood, said "engaged pet owners" were spending more on their pets, at a time when the pet population remained stable.

"It wouldn't surprise me if numbers [of rhino] were starting to go down," he said, although the government said the population remained stable.

From 1700 to the 1740s Britain's population remained stable at about seven million, and agricultural production increased.

Cell viability was high throughout culture whilst, similarly to NPCs in vivo, the viable cell population remained stable.

The observation that PISA test results for the native population remained stable over the whole decade makes it possible to conclude that at least three quarters of the increase in performance cannot be attributed to an overall improvement in schooling in Switzerland.

Deforestation, he said, was caused not by people, but by predatory Polynesian rats, with the human population remaining stable until the introduction of European diseases.

The current strategy depends on the prison population remaining stable, but this is something over which it NOMS has no control, Mrs Hodge said.

The only prerequisite for local adaptation to occur, is that biotic pressures on the plant population remain stable over time scales to allow evolutionary and co-evolutionary responses [4], [63].

Moreover, in comparison to a population remaining stable at the initial size, fewer new genetic variants are generated and beneficial mutations with a given selection coefficient are more likely to be lost in a declining population (Otto and Whitlock 1997).

West, central and east Africa were hardest hit, while southern African populations remained stable and even increased.