Sentence examples for shaping population from inspiring English sources

The ability is likely to play a significant role in shaping population structure in this commercially harvested species, researchers say.

Concordant patterns of population structure across a number of species provide strong evidence that geographic factors rather than coevolution, are shaping population level divergence.

The primary objective of this review was to examine existing studies on the relationship between discrimination and sleep to clarify (a) the potential role of discrimination in shaping population patterns of sleep and sleep disparities, and (b) the research needed to develop interventions at individual and institutional levels.

Humpback whales are one such species to evaluate the role of ecological and evolutionary forces in shaping population structure.

Again, though cyst formation is well documented for a broad range of protist taxa [58], and tentatively for O. marina, [70]), the actual extent of the strategy, and its role in shaping population demography, has not been extensively assessed (though see [71] for an example).

In Sub-Saharan Africa, HRSB and violent conflicts are known to interact in shaping population health in dramatic ways.

"This suggests that climate has been an important factor in shaping populations".

These results indicated that even though competition plays a role in shaping populations, its influence was down-weighted by the stronger pressures of MPs.

Therefore, studies that seek to evaluate the genetic impact of El Niño must also consider the confounding or potentially synergistic effect of other environmental and biological forces shaping populations.

The high LD distance and abundant polymorphisms described here increase our understanding of the forces shaping population-wide sequence variation in sesame and will be a valuable resource for future gene phenotype and genome-wide association studies (GWAS).

However, the CTC community should be aware that the lack of large-scale implementation pilots, including an evaluation of effect on disease-specific mortality, remains an obstacle for health-policy makers shaping population-based CTC screening in Europe in the future.