Sentence examples for restricting population from inspiring English sources

Despite measures restricting population movement, by the summer of 1656, the disease had reached several provinces in southern Italy (1, 2 ).

The majority of historic salmon habitats is now above impassible dams, restricting populations to lower elevations with higher ambient temperatures.

During the Medieval period plagues and famines significantly restricted population growth, however under the Tudors, London's population increased to around 200,000.

Those who want to cut consumption and restrict population growth have the same question to answer: unless you are prepared to use draconian methods, how do you do it?

Lubbock and Amarillo, Tex., are the most important cities in the region; but a less than salubrious climate and isolation combine to restrict population growth.

A similar, but considerably smaller, motionally restricted population is detected in the EPR spectra of the INDOL6 derivative in vacuolar membranes, in addition to the larger population from INDOL6 in the fluid bilayer regions of the membrane.

However, patients in clinical trials represent a restricted population.

This phenomenon may be directly caused by selective breeding resulting in a rapidly restricted population.

Similarly, the Platynereis apical organ region showed specific expression of fgfr in a highly restricted population of cells.

If you limit the meta-analysis to a very restricted population it will probably provide little new information.

Specialization alone has not restricted population growth in A. phagocytophilum, but rather may have facilitated relative increases in effective population size.