Sentence examples for account population from inspiring English sources

The electoral college may be a lot of things, but it does take into account population in assigning electoral votes.

"Taking into account population differences, remote/very remote areas consistently reported the highest rate of homelessness service use," the report said.

They would be allocated to host nations under a quota system which would take into account population, GDP, available land, and population density.

The basic number used to calculate payments is national income, but under an extremely complicated formula, deductions take into account population size, debt burden and a few other factors.

That is not so far away from Tony Blair's objective of meeting the average in the European Union, which is 8% of GDP excluding Britain and calculated without taking into account population sizes.

They are using computer modeling to gauge the effects of taking certain companies out of service, ranking fires by numbers of alarms and which trucks arrive when, and taking into account population maps and shifts in city business hubs.

Taking into account population weights the estimated percentage in the population is 5%%.

Because urbanists designed each zone having into account population density, transportation infrastructure, and administrative boundaries, the exposure parameter also allowed to control indirectly for these potential covariates.

Second, the identification of an outlier by Dfdist but not by BayeScan could result from the fact that Dfdist does not take into account population-specific demographic effects.

In the present study we used populations from two regions to account for population history.

Once you take account of population growth, nothing special happened.