"population" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

population sustantivo

sustantivo + population

Kolokacji: 189

student population • prison population • minority population • fish population • bird population • census population • majority population • ...

population + sustantivo

Kolokacji: 99

population density • population growth • Population trend • population size • population census • population increase • ...

population + verbo

Kolokacji: 158

population grows • population increases • population living • population declines • population decreases • population doubles • ...

Kolokacji: 43

Grup znaczeniowych: 28

(1) grow, change, move, go, occur, ...

Kolokacji: 21

1. population grows = populacja wzrasta population grows

2. population changes = zmiany ludnoście population changes

3. population moves = populacja idzie population moves

4. population goes = populacja idzie population goes

5. population occurs = populacja występuje population occurs

6. population becomes = populacja staje się population becomes

7. population fluctuates = populacja zmienia się population fluctuates

8. population shifts = zmiany w strukturze ludności population shifts

9. population stabilizes = populacja stabilizuje się population stabilizes

10. population ages = wieki ludnoście population ages

11. population settles = ławy ze skrzynią ludnoście population settles

12. population dies = populacja zdycha population dies

13. population evolves = populacja rozwija się population evolves

14. population works = populacja pracuje population works

15. population follows = populacja następuje population follows

16. population gets = populacja dostaje population gets

17. population develops = populacja rozwija population develops

18. population originates = populacja zapoczątkowuje population originates

19. population adapts = populacja przystosowuje się population adapts

The population has also adapted to feeding on dry rubber seeds.
By this means, the population adapts genetically to its circumstances.
But for natural selection to help populations adapt to the Western diet, we'd have to be prepared to let those whom it sickens die.
During the 1980s and 1990s, studies of the process by which populations adapted to food stress as food security worsened received much attention.
The answer has been given since Darwin's time: because the sexual populations adapt better to changing circumstances.
The local population adapted relatively easily to Roman culture.
But it was also possible to make direct studies of how a single population adapted to changes taking place in its local environment.
A high incidence of the disease indicates the population adapted poorly to its environment or was under nutritional stress.
They found that the sexual and asexual populations adapted equally well to the new environment.
Under this philosophy use of free ranging populations of native animals adapted to the environment makes environmental sense.