Sentence examples for ultimately population from inspiring English sources

Policy interventions that increase insurance coverage for infertility treatments may affect fertility trends, and ultimately, population age structures.

I have used a common annual to examine how population isolation may affect reproductive success and ultimately population growth and persistence.

In particular, public health practitioners and researchers alike are eager to know how the food environments of neighborhoods, schools, and worksites affect food choices and, ultimately, population risk for obesity and other diet-related chronic disease.

Habitat fragmentation can significantly affect plant reproductive success and ultimately population viability, but little is known about the magnitude, direction or time scale of these impacts on plant pollinator mutualisms.

Scientists have to study impacted species for at least one to two generations to assess whether oil has influenced survival, reproductive ability, and ultimately population dynamics (the short & long term impacts to the age and size of a species' population).

In small isolated populations, extrinsic natural and anthropogenic factors (e.g. habitat loss and fragmentation, use of pesticides) may lead to a decrease in population size, resulting in frequent inbreeding, increased diploid male production and ultimately population extinction [28].

In order to optimize the effectiveness and safety of childhood immunization programs it is essential to have an accurate record of children's immunization status, and ultimately population-level immunization coverage.

Inbreeding and genetic drift both can result in an increased chance for the transmission of harmful traits to subsequent generations, which ultimately affects population and species viability (see population ecology).

This resulted in decreasing movements between habitat patches and ultimately to population decline, especially in less accessible patches.

Findings from this study may provide basis for the prevalence of THI associated disability to facilitate prevention and to plan for the lifelong needs for patients to ultimately improve population health in SA.

Increasing habitat loss and fragmentation may ultimately decrease population sizes of saw whet owls in this area and other species that are similarly affected by changes to in habitat composition or configuration.