Sentence examples for populations inside from inspiring English sources

A growing body of research shows that fish populations inside a no-take zone can more than quadruple.

In the placing of cities and roads and property boundaries, the Romans of the empire therefore left a nearly indelible stamp of their organizing energies on the map of Europe; they also established the lives of conquered populations inside their own characteristic framework.

The only other study that has attempted to quantify trajectories of coral populations inside and outside of reserves was conducted in the Indian Ocean, and found insignificant differences in coral cover growth rates [34].

Lactate produced through LDH activity fuels aerobic cell populations inside tumors via metabolic symbiosis.

Lactate produced through activity of LDH fuels aerobic populations inside tumors via metabolic symbiosis [1].

* P < 0.05; ** P < 0.001; ns non-significant F st is the fixation index between populations inside each species [53].

"I can show you how you can connect this area to Tel Aviv without any major Arab population inside".

150 seeds from two of the three previously cited native Georgian regions (Samtskhe-Javakhéti and Kakheti) and 150 seeds from a random sample of cross-compatible introduced populations from inside and outside the German transect (Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria) were investigated in three batches of 100 seeds each.

He cited "the combination of population size, high immigrant population from inside and outside the nation and strenuous outreach of all religious groups to reach these immigrants as well as older settled New York residents".

"One important implication of this is that while we say overall there have been large population declines inside protected areas, we are not able to say that protected areas are having no effect in mitigating the effects of human activities on biodiversity, because the rates of decline could be more extreme outside".

The population inside the city is still far from the battle's atmosphere, even though they feel it, but not as much as it seems in the news.