Sentence examples for a lower population density from inspiring English sources

Sanilac County has a lower population density than Finland and is slightly less racially diverse than Norway (it is over 95% white).

Swelling at a rate of 1.3% each year, the south and east of the city remain the most dense, while newer parts still have a lower population density.

Moving the material does not make it any less radioactive, although it may end up somewhere with a lower population density and less rainfall, reducing the likelihood that contaminants will be washed into drinking water.

Only three states Alaska, Texas, and California have an area larger than Montana's, and only two states Alaska and Wyoming have a lower population density.

The new dust problem in the West is flying under the radar: generally larger particles in areas with a lower population density involving mostly naturally occurring minerals from soil.

Kyrgyzstan is larger than Macedonia and has a lower population density, which can be explained by the topographic conditions and overall low productivity.

Scott et al. did a similar study for Lake Superior, a large lake with a much lower population density in the watershed and no known PFAA manufacturing sites.

However, distinct differences in the population sizes of CPA on the different accessions with a notable lower population density on SA30199 was observed and confirmed in a subsequent short term experiment, where CPA had a significantly lower MRGR on M. truncatula SA30199 compared to all other M. truncatula accessions tested.

Although numerous living trophozoites were detected in all cultures at 20°C, there was a significantly lower population density of pathogenic isolates cultured in vitro than the density of the Neff strain cultures (Table 2).

In contrast to the plant phenotypes, there were some distinct differences in the population sizes of CPA on the different accessions with a notably lower population density on SA30199 (data not shown).

Previous studies have identified an association between human C. jejuni infection in Scotland and lower social deprivation score (indicating lower social deprivation) and being a child living in an area of lower population density [ 10].