Sentence examples for populations to keep pace from inspiring English sources

Whether warming oceans will shift the distributions of tropical marine species polewards depends strongly on the metabolic capacity of populations to keep pace with increased oxygen demand [9], [34].

This rate of mutation allows viral populations to keep pace with rapidly changing environments.

It remains unclear to what degree evolution will allow plant populations to keep pace with ongoing climate change.

The census figures released on Tuesday showed that New York State's population grew by 2.19 percent to 19,421,055, not enough to keep pace with population growth in the South and the West.

Even that was only enough to keep pace with population growth: yields and population rose at the same rate (1.75% a year) in the half century after the green revolution started.Now the gains seem to have levelled off.

In his "Essay on the Principle of Population," of 1798, the English parson Thomas Malthus insisted that human populations would always be "checked" (a polite word for mass starvation) by the failure of food supplies to keep pace with population growth.

The machinery of government had been reasonably well-suited for a smaller population, yet a proportionate increase in administrative personnel was not made to keep pace with the population.

First, to keep pace with population growth, it is necessary that Africa's economic growth continues.

Companies must increase payrolls by about 100,000 people every month to keep pace with population growth.

Only 56,000 jobs were added last month, well below the 150,000 or so needed to keep pace with population growth.

While demand requires 250,000 homes a year to keep pace with population growth, supply dwindles at about 110,000.