Examples of using Changes in the distribution in English and their translations into French
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Changes in the distribution of population, including socio-economic determinants of internal migration
particularly in respect of changes in the distribution of military observers at various locations during the period.
Documenting Ecological Change Using Data from Biodiversity Collection Specimens Data from biological collections may be used to reconstruct recent changes in the distribution and phenology of species.
increased diarrhoeal disease and changes in the distribution of some infectious disease vectors.
And Iriomote Island Key management indicators adopted include changes in the distribution and abundance of key species(e.g. Amami rabbit,
Mis-targeting of networks in this context may occur because of changes in the distribution of suitable habitat conditions, and/or changes in species distributions for other climate-related reasons,
Changes in the distribution of voting rights to reflect the new realities are needed immediately,
reduction of inflation did not lead to development unless they were accompanied by changes in the distribution of income, enabling larger portions of the population to realize the economic,
its working groups had discussed how to deal with the uncertainties involved by means of changes in the distribution of fishing effort(including by closed areas
that this is leading to rapid changes in the distribution and functioning of high-altitude wetlands, with negative implications for downstream river systems; and.
tax system as measured by changes in the Gini coefficient,[7] while Table 8 shows changes in the distribution of income for different groups of taxfilers attributable to each component.
coral bleaching events, changes in the distribution and abundance of marine species,
caused increases in unemployment rates and changes in the distribution of the economically active population, which switched from the primary and secondary sectors of
promote well-being for all at all ages”, from changes in the distribution of infectious diseases to increased mortality