Sentence examples for restore population from inspiring English sources

Reconstruction has accelerated in the last decade, as the city has sought to restore population by shifting its emphasis from promoting ownership of small houses to subsidizing income-restricted rental apartment buildings.

Both paucity and serious weaknesses of reference studies strongly suggest that novel experimental studies of Al adjuvants toxicokinetics should be performed on the long-term, including both neonatal and adult exposures, to ensure their safety and restore population confidence in Al-containing vaccines.

In theory, effective purging of deleterious alleles could restore population fitness to, or even above, the original level (Theodorou and Couvet 2006).

As per the RESTORE population, it was assumed that 60% of patients were treated in their worse-seeing eye (WSE), 18% were treated in their better-seeing eye (BSE), and 22% were treated in both eyes (ie, in both BSE and WSE).

Efforts to restore populations of the giant tortoises of the Galápagos Islands have been among the world's most visible and successful conservation programs.

Nature reserves are created to conserve biodiversity and restore populations of harvested species, but it is not clear whether this strategy is successful in all ecosystems.

Our work provides among the first evidence that an intensively-managed wildlife reserve can measurably restore populations of threatened flora and fauna and disperse conservation benefits into wider landscapes.

Imperfect as they may be, existing chemical regulations have done the trick to help restore populations of the brown pelican, which was removed from the federal Endangered Species List yesterday.

The Charles Darwin Foundation, based in Ecuador's Galápagos Islands, has helped control goats, blackberries, and other invasive species while working to restore populations of endangered species, notably giant tortoises and mangrove finches.

Cutthroat trout are raised in hatcheries to restore populations in their native range, as well as stock non-native lake environments to support angling.

This wide ranging effort is designed, among other objectives, to halt lion population declines by the year 2015 and restore populations to sustainable levels through local conservation projects, education, and economic incentive efforts.