Sentence examples for thinned population from inspiring English sources

Is the thinned population the recession or an indication that there might be fewer movies clogging screens?

You couldn't help wondering, Is this thinned population the recession or a sign of a correction — an indication that there might be fewer movies clogging screens?

Because fewer domesticated animals limited their transportation options and because sleeping sickness among humans thinned population densities, people living in tsetse-heavy areas of Africa were less likely to develop a centralized political system, making economic development more difficult.

Not as well considered was the possibility that selection for avirulence was reinforced by cat predation, such that even with annual re-supply with virulent strains, local adaptation to the cat-thinned rabbit population favored reproduction by less lethal virus genotypes.

(a) Lightly thinned, heavily thinned, and unthinned control plots.

I emerged from the hospital weakened, with thin limbs and thinned hair.

We also performed an empirical comparison of the consistency in the positive selection signals that have been detected by haploPS, iHS, XP-EHH and Fst for HapMap2 populations with the original and thinned datasets.

JF and SF models for multifamily and biparental mapping populations were fit using each thinned map separately, and phenotype values for the validation set lines were predicted separately for each reduced map (File S11 and File S12).

"They endorsed enthusiastically Howard's view that cities should be thinned-out and their populations dispersed into smaller towns" (Broadbent 1990: 152).

The thinning statistics are for the thinned plots only.

Extensive transcriptome remodeling was observed in thinned vines 2 weeks after thinning and at ripening.