Sentence examples for anticipated population from inspiring English sources

In the present case, the (anticipated) population decline appears to be an individual or societal choice, it is not being driven by some other factor such as those listed above.

In 2012, survey results from Bamiyan province, home to a persecuted Shia Muslim minority, showed a smaller than anticipated population.

We used 'Sample size determination in health studies', version 2.0 (World Health Organization), selected the 95% confidence interval, anticipated population prevalence of 0.025, population size 50 000, and predicted the parameter of sample size to be 364.

As anticipated, population structure analysis of MDR and XDR M. tuberculosis strains identified in this study showed that the Beijing family (97/123, 78.9%) was the predominant genotype, which is in accordance with reports from neighbouring provinces such as Anhui (85.3%), Zhejiang (70%), and Shanghai (77.1%) [ 7, 28].

It can be anticipated that within 20 years, the global demand from the chemical industry will increase to about 600 Mt to meet increased requirements coming from anticipated population increases and further economic development.

It's estimated the world will need to grow 50% more food by 2050 to feed an anticipated population of 9 billion people.

In contrast, IDPs in As-Sweida and Tartous, governorates that have seen lower levels of conflict, were more likely to be displaced from outside the governorate suggesting that, as anticipated, populations are moving to areas perceived to be more secure.

In contrast, IDPs in As-Sweida and Tartous, governorates that have seen lower levels of conflict, were more likely to be displaced from outside the province suggesting that, as anticipated, populations are moving to areas perceived to be more secure.

As women increasingly choose to have fewer children, more governments can anticipate population decline and a greater proportion of elderly citizens.

Cumulative chronic and acute stressors impacting salmon stocks are in need of quantitative evaluation using a multivariate approach (Johnson et al. 2012) and evolutionary perspective to anticipate population-specific variability in HWT responses of host and pathogen.

However, we used Sample size determination in health studies, version 2.0 (World Health Organization), selected the 95% confidence interval, anticipated a population prevalence of 0.025, population size of 50 000, and predicted the parameter of sample size to be 364.