Sentence examples for populations of one from inspiring English sources

Abrams and Matsuda (1996) indicated that sharing of two prey species to a predator may affect each other's densities positively because an increase in the populations of one pest species resulting in decreased predation on the other pest species.

Populations of one of the peninsula's key inhabitants, the Adelie penguins, are plummeting as ice sheets crack and melt.

The Sound of Love, to a Bat In the classic model of animal evolution, there must be some physical barrier that prevents interbreeding and allows separate populations of one species to evolve to two or more.

Taking two hypothetical populations of one billion people each — one with a 3percentt obesity rate (roughly the rate in Britain during the 1970s) and the other with a 40percentt obesity rate (as Britain's is estimated to be by 2010) — the researchers simply did some modeling.

The results were in accordance with the reports by Ishii et al. (2000), stating the significant role of temperature over the populations of one another.

Setting: the Southern and Midland health regions in New Zealand which have populations of one million and seven hundred thousand respectively.

TdPI folds through a stepwise generation of heterogeneous populations of one-disulfide, two-disulfide, and three-disulfide intermediates, with a major accumulation of the nonnative three-disulfide species IIIa.

But Prince Michael lives on the mainland, in Essex, so the Principality of Sealand currently has a population of one: a caretaker who lives on the platform.

This paper examines the potential spatial impact of grocery store closures and their impact on the food accessibility of the population of one rural county in Southern Illinois.

The population of one of the world's most densely populated countries rose to 129 million from 106 million over the past decade, according to the 2001 census, a 22percentt increase.

What the book does say on its cover is that "nearly the entire Kikuyu population of one and a half million" were held "in camps or were confined in villages ringed with barbed wire".