Sentence examples for populations mass from inspiring English sources

"Such a broader sectarian conflict could open a Pandora's box of problems - including radicalisation of populations, mass movements of populations, and regime changes - that might take decades to play out".

Some of the effects of marine heat waves, which may be less obvious to people, include sustained loss of kelp forests, reduced surface chlorophyll levels, which affect phytoplankton populations, mass mortality of marine invertebrates and reshaping of the community structure of ocean species, Tuesday's study said.

That is, a risk posing large negative consequences which will be irreversible, resulting inter alia in major reductions in global and national populations, mass species extinction, economic disruption and social chaos, unless carbon emissions are reduced far more rapidly than proposed under the Paris agreement.

There are several types of screening methods such as natural field populations, mass screening of germplasm/breeding materials in seedbox by infesting plants at the seedling stage (two to three-leaf stage) with BPH nymphs (second instars) in a greenhouse, modified seedbox test (Panda and Heinrichs 1983).

Casual use of herbicides for lake or farm pond refinement may reduce fish populations (Masser et al. 2001).

Because Caucasus populations remained relatively isolated in the Caucasus region and because there are no records of Caucasus populations mass-migrating to Eastern and Central Europe prior to the fall of Khazaria (Balanovsky et al. 2011), these findings imply a shared origin for European Jews and Caucasus populations.

The heart of Britain lies in its population mass and that is not Londinium.

This corridor is often classified as an extension of the great population mass, or megalopolis, arcing across the northeastern United States from Boston to Washington, D.C.

When the union expands, that means a mega-Europe of 450 million citizens, larger than any population mass except for China and India, and an economy of more than $9 trillion, close to that of the United States.

The gPROMS compartmental model combines hydrodynamic information obtained from CFD simulations with the full population, mass, concentration and energy balances including the crystallization kinetics within each compartment.

At the same time, archaeologists rightly asserted that there were a million reasons why patterns of material cultural remains might change — such as the adoption of new technologies, new religious beliefs, or processes of adapting to changing environments — other than the arrival of new outside population mass to replace the whoever the current sitting tenants happened to be.