The phrase "as the population develops" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to discuss changes or progress within a population over time, often in contexts related to sociology, economics, or public health.
Example: "As the population develops, we must adapt our policies to meet the changing needs of our citizens."
Alternatives: "as the population evolves" or "as the population grows".
Of these students, most answered questions with responses similar to the following examples: Student: "As generations went on the population developed with longer horns, better adapting them to environment" Student: "As the shrikes attack the lizards counter them by trying to grow horns.
Student: "As generations went on the population developed with longer horns, better adapting them to environment".
In particular, Asia is at the epicenter of the epidemic as these populations develop diabetes at younger ages and at lower BMI levels than people of European origin (3).
By stressing the need for two critical kinds of investment in agriculture: in the maintenance of irreplaceable ecosystemic structures and services without which no agriculture can succeed, and in genetic engineering whose advances help to eliminate malnutrition, even as the population of developing countries keeps expanding.
As our study population developed breast cancer in 1992 and 1993 this was not relevant as use of the Internet was minimal then.
It is need of the day that medicinal plants should be characterized for their pharmacological properties as majority of the population in developing countries use traditional medicines [ 11- 13].
Cumulative incidence was calculated as the proportion of the population that developed DM over the 5-year follow-up period; individuals with prevalent DM at baseline were excluded from the analysis, so these cases all represent new-onset DM.
Leprosy infections in Europe today are minimal as an estimated 95% of the population have developed immunity, but globally leprosy remains a significant problem with 225,000 new cases recorded annually.
In parallel a program for surveyance of thyroid diseases in the population was developed as recommended by UNICEF and WHO.
As the population of the developed world continues to age, understanding these factors will be important in developing effective vaccination strategies.
As the population in the developing world ages, simulation programs like Xtreme Aging have become a regular part of many nursing or medical school curriculums, and have crept into the corporate world, where knowing what it is like to be elderly increasingly means better understanding one's customers or even employees — how to design signs or instrument panels, how to make devices more usable.
