Sentence examples for recent population numbers from inspiring English sources

However, recent population numbers are vague estimations at best.

Calambokidis's data was in fact the basis for the government's own most recent population numbers.

Because of this, the recent population numbers are unknown, the status of the habitat is unknown, and the magnitude of current threats is also unknown.

More recent declines in population numbers of sage-grouse and other sagebrush-obligate species in Wyoming have been linked to large-scale development of the landscape for energy, particularly underground reserves of oil and natural gas (Lyon and Anderson 2003; Walker et al. 2007; Becker et al. 2009; Harju et al. 2010; Gilbert and Chalfoun 2011).

The results of the skyline analysis further support this conclusion showing a rapid increase in population size starting ∼11000 ybp, followed by a more recent decrease in population numbers starting ∼2000 ybp (Figure 7).

Comparison of the 2005 and the present parental stock showed that a considerable part of genetic variability has been retained, despite the recent drop in population numbers (from 42 to 24 individuals).

The results of the skyline analysis further supported P. vivax population expansion showing a rapid increase in effective population size starting ~ 200,000 years before present (ybp), followed by a more recent increase in population numbers starting at ~50,000 ybp.

Current and very recent population sizes affect the number of rare variants and the amount of detectable IBD.

Restoration programs for each of these have increased their population numbers in recent decades.

Recent population projections have indicated that the number of people in the state will actually drop from 1.37 billion today to 1.3 billion by 2050, while a declining workforce has increasingly struggled to support a growing number of pensioners.

The weak signal for loss of genetic variation in the Cross River gorilla population is consistent with the recent population bottleneck we identified, as the number of generations elapsed may not yet have been sufficient to significantly reduce levels of heterozygosity or allelic richness.