Sentence examples for unstable population from inspiring English sources

The waves of refugees will constitute an unstable population that will be a breeding ground for extremism and in turn destabilize the countries where they take refuge.

This has resulted in change of species composition, decline of diversity, density, frequency and basal area or dominance as well as unstable population structure and hampered regeneration of the woody species.

The results also revealed that except only five and one woody species from inside and outside the ORI compound, respectively, all other woody species exhibited unstable population structure and, hence, hampered regeneration.

This was also an example of unstable population because it was undergoing a population decline at the time of the survey.

An unusual characteristic of this population is its unstable population dynamics [25], [26], with total population size fluctuating between approximately 600 and 2000 individuals.

They are known for unstable population cycles associated with high mortality and high reproductive potential [ 38].

"If farming from the get-go is associated with unstable populations, that's interesting to know".

The group of unstable populations (with large absolute PC2 values) characterised by large values for heights (PC1 values) contains populations 52692, 50258 and 6429, while the unstable group with low values comprises of populations 33257, 5821 and 33259 (Fig. 5).

Assessing the magnitude of the problem and identifying affected groups and risk behaviours is difficult in mobile and unstable populations.

This suggests that in unstable populations, the net benefit of purging deleterious alleles outweighs the cost of sexual conflicts.

It is an annual selfer found in ecologically unstable populations, resulting in large rates of genetic drift within and among populations [ 17, 18].