Sentence examples for regulated populations from inspiring English sources

Happily, in areas where fishing is regulated, populations are doing very well, suggesting that similar measures elsewhere could restore the arapaima before it is too late.

Overall, this reveals the potential of two differentially regulated populations of TGFβ receptors – one that is TGFβ-sensitive and one that is tension-sensitive – a finding that may contribute to the context-dependent signaling outcomes of this pathway.

Interestingly, when performing the analyses, on average 6 genes per time point corresponded to tags that were found in both the up and down regulated populations (data not shown).

In addition, we demonstrated that lack of this cytokine caused alterations in immune populations and in vaccine efficacy, showing that IL-15 and/or its regulated populations are necessary for long-term cancer immunoprevention induced by an IL-12-adjuvanted allogeneic HER2/neu-expressing cell vaccine.

Predation appears to be the single most important biotic factor regulating populations of bivalves in estuarine and coastal soft sediments.

Parasitoids such as Eulophidae (Hymenoptera) can be used to regulate populations of agricultural insect pests [17], [18].

Given the important role that harpy eagles serve as a top predator in helping to regulate populations of species at multiple trophic levels, local conservation actions on behalf of the harpy eagle should also help to preserve ecosystem function.

Determining the factors that regulate populations through time can be complex because even the simplest nonlinear, density-dependent population models may exhibit a large range of complex dynamic behaviours [ 50, 51].

The ability to form a resting stage regulates population density.

Cannibalism and social exclusion are thought to greatly affect population dynamics and regulate population growth.

As a result of over-fishing, the jellyfish do not have to face their usual predators and competitors, which usually regulate population growth.