Sentence examples for with existing populations from inspiring English sources

The study also points out that polar bears will be competing for any land-based foods with existing populations of grizzly bears.

As the last major continents to be colonized by modern humans, without the complication of early admixture with existing populations, and with enviable archeological, genetic, and environmental records, the Americas are the best test case for identifying signatures of colonization, settlement, population growth, and subsequent dispersal.

As such, competition is incorporated into the model: for a new population to progress and grow, it must successfully compete for space and resources with existing populations.

Aforementioned socio-demographic data are likewise consistent with existing population data for the Philippines.

Moreover, we study overlapping generations, so that we can study evolution in environments with existing population and ecological structure.

This study demonstrates the feasibility of using record-linkage of a pathology database with existing population health datasets to ascertain pregnancy outcomes for evaluating predictive tests.

Reassuringly, the age related trends in silent brain infarcts and white matter hyperintensities that we observed were consistent with existing population based studies, 6 which puts the other age related trends in context (fig 2 and web extra appendix 2).

Climate change is likely to interact with existing population health challenges in rural and remote communities to place demands on practitioners' roles in improving the health of their local communities.

It is surely the higher-profile, less sensitive invasions that get the headlines, but they speak to a deeper malaise of newly arriving communities with no interest in connecting with the existing populations they are displacing.

Given the highly fragmented and reduced range of the Miami blue, efforts should concentrate on restoring gene flow through the reestablishment of populations within the current dispersal range of existing populations with ex situ propagated individuals.

The answer, researchers said, was that Anglo-Saxons intermarried with, rather than replaced, the existing populations.