Sentences with phrase «entire population»

But the current study is the first to link warming to the widespread dying out of entire populations of animals.

What about all those data markets not to mention massive companies that touch almost entire populations?

The software will allow scientists to see how entire populations of nerve fibers respond when we interact with objects.

Available to all, it might allow entire populations to move through a city faster.

As research advances, scientists hope to determine the precise location of a given gene so they can test entire populations to identify carriers of the disease gene.

But he says the results are still concerning, because sound can travel great distances underwater, potentially affecting the behavior of entire populations of bottom - dwelling animals.

The new technology, known as a gene drive, is genetic engineering on an entirely new scale: It makes it possible not just to modify organisms in the laboratory, but to edit the genes of entire populations in the wild.

These stopover sites throughout the Americas are of vital importance to the survival of migratory birds — on an individual level as well as for entire populations of species.

«If I as a university professor approached my institutional review board and said I want to experiment on entire populations by introducing wavelengths of light most associated with harmful biological and ecological effects, they would laugh me out the door, down the street and out of my office,» Longcore says.

If entire populations are forced to relocate by rising seas as a result of climate change, do they remain citizens of a vanished country?

Entire populations within currency zones can literally nuke themselves to the verge of oblivion, and yet a portfolio that is maximally diversified in the investments of that territory, will never experience a nominal decline, since the return of such a portfolio is a function of aggregate revenues, which by definition is on a fixed growth path.

Otherwise, they risk cratering that which has benefitted entire populations, including their own.

In a new study reported online today in Science, the researchers showed that they can infect A. stephensi with Wolbachia, that the infection is passed down through at least 34 generations, and that it can take over entire populations in cages.

Christians also used the bible to kill entire populations and steal the gold.

They are seen in the struggle against the MAI for the cancellation of Third World debt, the struggle against embargoes imposed by an imperial power, the United States, on entire populations who are paying the price.

The prize will recognize the recipients for their determination to save the vaquita and help local fishermen transition to fishing gear friendly to the small porpoise whose entire population lives in the northern Gulf of California, Mexico.

The lesser label presents a communications problem for scientists who study storm surges and for public officials who have to make evacuation decisions for entire populations because of flooding.

Unlike ferrets and condors, whose entire populations were gathered up for breeding, Taylor is adamant that vaquitas will never face complete removal from the wild.

In the same way as public - health initiatives such as anti-smoking, healthy eating, depression and immunization awareness programs target entire populations for maximum effect, so can Triple P. Triple P is believed to be the only parenting program designed to be delivered as a public - health initiative.

Facts about vitamin B12 (cobalamin) show that in developed countries the number of people with low vitamin B12 is rampant not only among elderly people, vegans and vegetarians but actually among entire population including younger individuals or those who consume dairy and meat products on a regular basis.

But, because the tool, called CRISPR, can alter entire populations of wild organisms (and thus shared ecosystems), ensuring that these interventions are developed responsibly poses an unprecedented challenge for science and society.

Algal blooms can reduce the ability of fish and other aquatic life to find food and can cause entire populations to leave an area or even die.

The Assyrians were feared by their enemies: they are said to have deported entire populations and slaughtered opponents without respect to sex or age.

Rather than tracking a small group of individual animals, the team employed dozens of eyes in the wild (that is, non-invasive camera traps) to sample entire populations.

While examining proportionality stricto sensu he concluded that it would be for national courts to weigh the benefit of «examining the past» with the potential it would provide for authorities to abuse this power by using metadata to catalogue entire populations, noting that evidence of abuses had been put before the Court [AG, 259 - 260].

It was used as a primer, here in America, to teach communist agents how to brainwash people, and, in fact, how to subvert entire populations.

It has been waged against entire populations instead of armies.

Instead of a Jesus who loves, heals, forgives adulteresses, and feeds the hungry we find a God who commands Israel to slay entire populations.

MCR could transform entire populations of sexually reproducing species within months, making it a powerful new tool for research.

Every year the species» entire population gathers off the coast of Mexico to spawn.

But if they should become available, immunizing entire populations is often difficult.

What may be unique at the intersection of genomics and infectious disease control are ethical challenges that stem from the inherent tension between the goals of personalized medicine, which are to benefit particular individuals, and those of public health - to benefit and protect entire populations.

I've seen it in Iceland; small nation, entire population quarter million, nearly homogenous in culture and genotype after 1300 years or so of relative isolation.

American negotiators are in a precarious position indeed — they are charged with the defense of the most unreasonable and unsustainable model on Earth, charged with the defense of a mythology of growth and progress that endangers entire populations.

(Note: Jordan's entire population numbers only around 7 million.)

If scholars want to talk this way among themselves, he says, that is their prerogative, but we must fight their efforts to impose these theories on entire populations.

[20] Due to having slow locomotion and an insignificant response to bright lights and humans, as well as having a low population density, field studies allow scientists to study entire populations in the wild.

«Like Weight Watchers and other group programs, they work really well for some people but not for entire populations,» says Cross.

English Protestants and French Catholics in North America taking lands, killing entire populations.

Burlington is Vermont's largest city - approximately a third of the state's entire population lives in Burlington.

The Effects: Environment Algal blooms can reduce the ability of fish and other aquatic life to find food and can cause entire populations to leave an area or even die.

A larger question seems to be where was Jesus in those narratives where «God» told Moses, and the children of Israel to basically conduct genocide of entire populations of people for the purpose of taking their lands.

Artepharm has created a cocktail of drugs that flushes out the parasite from humans, and when administered to an entire population, denies malaria the refuge it needs to propagate.