Sentence examples for reduced census from inspiring English sources

In general, these local breeds have a reduced census, but are still important reservoirs of genetic diversity.

The economically less important local European breeds often show reduced census and effective population sizes [ 28, 29].

Then, we derive lines that are maintained with reduced census size, and we analyze the consequences of inbreeding on the evolution of fitness and neutral genetic diversity.

"We continue to expect that private payrolls will rise by 100,000, with total employment falling by 55,000 due to the impact of reduced Census employment," it said.

The third variable is neutral genetic variation, which might reflect a combination of the above effects that reduce census and effective population size (Frankham 1996; Godt et al. 1996; Leimu et al. 2006).

Indeed, I was so indulgent that by the time my daughter was in elementary school our house was known as "the neighborhood zoo". Now that she is a teenager, we've vastly reduced the census of animals in our home, but we still live with two dogs.

In 1884 he filed a patent for a device that rapidly read information encoded in holes punched on paper, which reduced the census process from eight years to one.

Jessica S. Lappin, a City Council member from the Upper East Side, interjected, "So it was all or nothing?" No, Dr. Farley said, the city had instructed long-term care facilities, like nursing homes, to evacuate patients who were dependent on electricity, like those on ventilators, and it had told hospitals to reduce their census by canceling elective surgeries.

In any real situation high levels of local extinction would obviously reduce the census population size and cause regional densities to vary.

If federal funding to the county is reduced based on the census count, there will be less money for infrastructure projects at all levels, she said.

California-based Kaisereducednente has reduced its average daily census by 11percentthehe past four years.