Sentence examples for pressure population from inspiring English sources

Since natural selection is a stochastic process, Darwinians from Darwin to the present rightly characterize it in terms of influencing the 'chances' of a given outcome, given variables such as selection pressure, population size or mutation rate.

On the other hand, each specific retrotransposon insertion has a low probability of fixation, which depends on selective pressure, population size, and recombination frequencies in the surrounding genome.

Furthermore, it has been demonstrated that during the 20th century the tropical and subtropical regions have experienced more human pressure (population growth, increased agricultural activities, and deforestation) than ever before, threatening amphibians in the most diverse places around the world [47].

Value components that can not be readily incorporated into a matrix were not included and were listed as extrinsic components for consideration at the jurisdictional level or on a case-by-case basis (e.g., equity, historical context, stakeholder pressure, population priorities and access, ability of healthcare system to make appropriate use of intervention) (module 6).

However, components such as historical context, stakeholder pressure, population priorities and access, and ability of a healthcare system to make appropriate use of intervention, factors often critical in healthcare decisions,[ 41, 75, 76] do not have consistent impact on how an intervention is valued.

To adapt to a new selection pressure, populations must be exposed to the selection.

For a given environmental threat (i.e. selection pressure), populations will persist only if adaptation occurs before the population declines to a size vulnerable to stochastic extinction (Bell and Gonzalez 2009).

In each of the rooms of the Home Office are upcoming challenges like pay pressures, prison population pressures, counter-terror challenges and stubbornly high reoffending rates.

With warmer conditions at the end of the Pleistocene, the rain forest extended, and due to demographic pressures, populations inhabiting the periphery cannot move to the north and have to adapt to live in the rain forest.

It results from the pressure of population growth and the resulting damage to the environment".

Every aspect of the environmental crisis is interconnected, and all of them flow from the pressure of population.