Sentence examples for sustained population from inspiring English sources

Since 2000, nearly twice as many counties in the United States sustained population declines as in the 1990s.

Some colonies have grown substantially since the 1960s, whereas others have experienced sustained population declines.

Areas of the inland and particularly far-western portions of the state have recorded sustained population decline for several decades.

The results show a rapid and sustained population increase among a wide range of bird species, in contrast to local regional trends for the same species.

"For the UK our estimate is that the number of people with dementia now is about the same as it was 20 years ago, based on the same diagnostic criteria, despite sustained population ageing," said Carol Brayne, professor of public health medicine at Cambridge University, who led the study.

This reflects a sustained population boom - with the birth rate in 2010 20% higher than in 2002.

These kinetic trajectories were associated with states of cell differentiation, suggesting that transient programmatic activities of many individual T cells contribute to sustained, population-level responses.

Invasive pneumococcal disease (IPD) provides an example of the power of this large, sustained, population-based surveillance system for evaluating public health interventions and providing feedback for additional prevention measures.

On average, only 30% of them survive the first winter, enough to sustain population numbers since female squirrels can expect three or four litters in their lifetime.

It feeds over half of the world's population, which is critical to sustain population growth (Toriyama et al. 2005).

The UNEP report from June 2010 calls for reduced meat consumption and a move toward a plant-based diet to curb pollution and sustain population growth.