Sentence examples for severe populations from inspiring English sources

Currently towards 35% of human water use is unsustainable, drawing on diminishing aquifers and reducing the flows of major rivers: this percentage is likely to increase if climate change impacts become more severe, populations increase, aquifers become progressively depleted and supplies become polluted and unsanitary.

Interestingly, we confirmed in this severe ICU population that penicillin resistance did not influence outcome, as previously described in less severe populations [ 52, 53].

Previous research in less severe populations of out-patients and community samples has shown that early-onset conduct problems constitute a risk for a wide range of later adverse outcomes, which include mental health problems [ 58] and unemployment [ 59- 61].

Although the researchers believe the trends seen here would also be seen in mild and severe populations, to what extent remains unknown until the device can be tested with a larger group that contains a diversity of dementia levels.

However, it is noteworthy that this is an improvement over an active therapy, not placebo, and based on studies with other AChEIs in moderate and/or severe populations, 38– 40 untreated patients with advanced AD would likely show a decline in SIB-L scores over a similar study period.

Most of the European populations have undergone severe population reductions during recent centuries and several translocations which could have distorted any phylogeographic patterns within the haplogroup [ 6, 71].

Mr. Froggy in Paradise The news of frogs and other amphibians has not been good in recent years, with severe population declines in many parts of the world.

Some of those neighbourhoods, such as the South Bronx, suffered severe population declines in the 1970s and '80s because they were crime-ridden.

Occasional resistant individuals occur but, in the short to medium term, a severe population decline is expected.

New Orleans is slowly beginning to rebound from the severe population losses inflicted by Hurricane Katrina, according to new census data, but growth in a number of previous hot spots slowed in the 12-month period that ended July 1 , 2007

China did have severe population problems, and anyone who's ever visited or lived there will know how crowded it can get on the subways, or how awful traffic can get.