Sentence examples for robust populations from inspiring English sources

A decade ago, the International Whaling Commission, created under a 1946 treaty to manage whale harvests, approved management plans with harvesting quotas for some of the more robust populations.

However, with bleaching becoming more common in many oceans, these stressing events may have led to reduced sperm motility in many populations20, thus finding these robust populations with excellent fresh sperm motility challenging.

We compared these data with those collected from reference stands in mature (P. stormi) or old-growth (P. elongatus) forest containing robust populations.

Early ornithologists in North America reported robust populations of Wood Ducks until late in the nineteenth century, after which numbers began to decline, especially near large cities, owing to overharvest, deforestation, and loss of wetland habitats.

Although robust populations of dolphins can handle whale watching and other human influences, more tenuous groups might not make it, he says.

Thus robust populations may have a better shot at responding to new environmental challenges, as they contain potentially advantageous genetic variants upfront, rather than having to wait for new mutations to arise (Rutherford 2003).

It was actually quite a robust population until quite recently.

"In areas where you have a robust population, you also find better and more diverse species of plankton," he said.

"I would strongly suspect that we are going to have a robust population of mosquitoes this spring," he said.

I believe there should be a moratorium on all culling until some robust population studies have been conducted.

Palm Beach County, in southeastern Florida, seems to have a robust population of complete women, based on the number of Chanel pieces per square mile.