Sentences with phrase «rapidly as the population»

The «poverty» situation is not yet as bad in Rockland County but it is climbing as rapidly as the population grows.

At the same time, demand for crops is expected to rise rapidly as the population grows, people in eat more and biofuels are increasingly used for energy.

Not exact matches

Canada has one of the youngest populations in the G7, even as it rapidly ages as more people hit retirement age with fewer replacement workers available as a result of low birth rates.

And demand will likely only rise as the proportion of the American population over 90 continues to rapidly widen.

Second, as Americans have rapidly ditched landlines — 47 % of the population is «cellphone only» by the CDC's last count — pollsters are increasingly surveying cellphone users, a population that is two to four times more expensive to reach, says Republican pollster Bill McInturff.

None of this puts us rapidly in the same category as admittedly countries with smaller area and even more population in the densest portions.

The tallest land animal was officially classified as «vulnerable» after its population rapidly declined 40 percent in only 30 years worldwide.

The tallest land animal was officially classified as «vulnerable» after its population rapidly...

Many immigrants from the Eastern Hemisphere also stem from predominantly Christian countries outside of Europe, such as the Philippines, ancestral home to the second - largest Asian American population, and Ghana, one of sub-Saharan Africa's several rapidly Christianizing nations; Many also come from Christian sectors of such religiously mixed countries as Korea, Vietnam, India and Lebanon.

However, this first phase fairly rapidly was superseded by a second, in which Sewall Wright and Theodosius Dobzhansky were the two key figures, both of them insisting on the importance of thinking of populations of many genes, as well as populations of many individuals.

As a fruit of the awakenings came efforts to provide adequate clerical care for the mounting population and especially for the rapidly growing cities.

But as human population expands and subsistence farming gives way to mechanized agriculture, food production has become reliant on fossil fuel and fertilizers to increase yield from rapidly shrinking farmland.

By the mid-1970s, the population of the Cayman Islands grew steadily as a result of the rapidly developing banking and tourism industries.

As Pat describes it: «Birmingham's white population made Balti their own and in the 1990s, Balti spread rapidly all over the U.K. and beyond.

On Thursday, the museum — which bills itself as the oldest in Chicago — will turn out some of its rarer animal specimens, including a small rodent called a southern rock vole and two specimens of prairie chicken, a species whose population has rapidly declined due to habitat destruction.

As we head towards rapidly escalating unemployment the creation of a dependent population both of sink estate baby mothers and their parasite public sector minders is draggig the country down.

Gene drives enable a gene to spread rapidly through a population; there are plans to use them to combat mosquito - borne diseases by making the flies sterile or unsuitable as hosts for various viruses and parasites.

Efforts needed to avoid two extremes Wilmoth said low fertility could be viewed as just as difficult a challenge as high birth rates because governments have to deal with rapidly aging populations and fewer children to replace them.

As researchers have been uncovering a growing number of differences between the semen - based virus and blood - borne populations — and the number of people with the virus continues to rise rapidly — the race to piece together a better understanding of the virus's makeup and behavior in the male genital tract has grown ever more urgent.

Horst Thieme studies rapidly reproducing parasitic populations, which, as he notes, «are ideal objects to study the principles of evolution; in turn, it is important to understand these principles to control infectious diseases effectively.»

The crops listed in your article championing the urban vertical farm as a «new, environmentally friendly way to feed the rapidly swelling populations of cities worldwide» are lettuce, spinach, kale, tomatoes, peppers, basil and strawberries (18 January, p 17).

A rapidly growing population, especially in Atlanta, as well as overdevelopment and a notorious lack of water planning, is running the region's rivers dry.

As the world's population grows, and the proportion of elderly people increases, the number of people living in suboptimum health is set to rise rapidly over coming decades, warn the authors.

When they examined their data, they found that populations did indeed increase rapidly in many areas with the onset of farming, as expected.

«Issues such as climate change, increasing global population, scarcity of agricultural land and rapidly changing consumer preferences, particularly in developing countries where there is increasing demand for high quality animal protein,» Associate Professor Wilkinson says.

On the other hand, populations of newly evolved species successful enough to grow and expand rapidly must eventually crash or slow down, as any species uses up available resources and interact with others that seek to take advantage of their increased numbers through predation or parasitism instead of symbiosis.

Because gene drives could rapidly propagate novel DNA through an entire population in the wild, they could be used, proponents say, to eradicate marauders such as the cane toads overrunning Australia.

The complex viromes of different human as well as wild and domesticated animal populations are also characterized to allow future changes associated with disease outbreak to be rapidly identified.

The new «gene drive» mechanism has the potential to reduce or completely extirpate a population of rapidly reproducing sexual organisms such as mosquitoes, fleas, tree - killing insects, and invasive non-native plants and animals.

The site has expanded rapidly and now has 15 million members - some 50 % of the adult population with access to the Internet - after moving into areas such as Genes Reunited, a site that allows people to trace their family tree.

Jiayuan describes itself as an online dating pioneer «committed to addressing the dating and marriage needs of China's rapidly growing urban singles population by providing a trusted, effective platform.»

And that percentage is rising rapidly as divorce rates have doubled for the over 50 population, combined with the fact that people are now living longer, more active lives.

What Rudder's research doesn't cover is a rapidly expanding portion of the American population: individuals who identify as multiracial.

As the assistant superintendent for support services of the Loudoun County, Va., school district, Platenberg worked to find transportation and energy efficiencies to protect the district's instructional support during a time of tight state education budgets and a rapidly expanding student population.

Looking ahead to 2015, the U.S. proportion of the global talent pool will shrink even further as China and India, with their enormous populations, rapidly expand their secondary and higher education systems (see fig. 2).

As the school population continues to rapidly decline due to the proliferation of charters and general outward migration, the district's administrative staff has increased 22 percent in the last five years, according to a superintendent's report.

As the most rapidly growing segment of the American population, communities of color can and should be one of our greatest assets in the 21st century economy.

Meanwhile, the proportion of low - income students in U.S. schools has increased rapidly, as has the share of minority students in the student population.

As the United States seeks to enforce more competitive academic standards while continuing to increase populations who speak English as a Second Language, the way educators and communities interact to support students is rapidly changinAs the United States seeks to enforce more competitive academic standards while continuing to increase populations who speak English as a Second Language, the way educators and communities interact to support students is rapidly changinas a Second Language, the way educators and communities interact to support students is rapidly changing.

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America is in better shape demographically than many developed markets (such as Japan and much of Europe), but even here we face massive headwinds given our current debt levels and rapidly aging population.

The small population that re-established on mainland Ascension in 2012 grew rapidly from 2 pairs in 2012 (of which 1 chick successfully fledged) to > 100 pairs in 2016, and is expected to grow further as more birds re-distribute from Boatswainbird Island.

In fact, articles such as Megan Draheim's, «Why Killing Coyotes Doesn't Make Livestock Safer» published in the Scientific American, argue that the wide - spread killing of coyotes could actually result in a larger and unmanageable wildlife population because when coyotes are killed, they breed more rapidly and disrupt remaining wildlife.

«This was clearly not realistic, as the estimated maximum numbers of birds killed typically exceeded breeding density and productivity combined, such that the prey populations studied would probably have gone extinct rapidly at a local level or acted as a major sink for birds immigrating from neighbouring areas.»

With TNR as the core of their mission, Karn and Mark moved forward with plans for a permanent facility to address the city's rapidly growing homeless cat population.

What Legge meant by that, the University of Queensland summary of her findings explained, was that «in addition to strategic cat control in bushland areas,» where cats have already long been massacred as rapidly as they can be found, «there is a need to address feral cats in heavily urbanized areas where their population density could be 30 times higher than in natural environments.»

According to TNS Global, one - third of the world's populations now use a smartphone and interest in Mobile devices such as smartphones, cell phones and tablets is growing rapidly.

The North West is one of greater Sydney fastest growing regions with many business and corporations moving into the area taking advantage of the rapidly increasing population, well established business precincts such as North Ryde and Norwest Business Park provide a base for many businesses, Macquarie University is another of the areas landmarks and these areas feature some high quality and professional conference hotels that can cater for both large and small groups from one - day board meetings to multi-day Residential Conferences, Product Launches and Gala Dinners.

The population of Belmopan is rapidly expanding as Belizeans and immigrants have flocked to the area and built several suburbs such as Salvapan, San Martin and Las Flores.

This includes for example, the effects of weather / climate on the population dynamics of rapidly reproducing, cold - blooded organisms, and the epidemiology of disease spread (and interesting textbook cases in genetics and evolution as well).