Sentence examples for problem populations from inspiring English sources

Everyone seems to love owls but there is a problem: populations, particularly of barn owls, have massively declined because of habitat loss but also partly because there are no homes for these much-loved species.

The RQH can teach students some key evolutionary aspects of the problem: populations respond rapidly to strong selection, and parasites relentlessly adapt to host defenses.

Unfortunately the public haranguing of the fat and the unexercised has created a nationally defeating public imagery of a problem population for which there is no realistic solution.

There are several other problems, population and anthropogenic pressures, genetic constraints.

Nor are the main problems population trends or changing eating habits in developing markets.

Mental disorders constitute a major problem within populations.

To investigate this problem, pure populations of sorted aneuploid cells should be analyzed.

Cholera poses a serious public health problem to populations in crowded environments, with inadequate water and sanitation resources.

The third problem is population.

A problem of population density, maybe?

Part of the problem is population.