Sentence examples similar to averaging population from inspiring English sources

We then established the age and regional origin distribution for a typical multiple sclerosis case collection and determined the false-positive rate expected when comparing such a collection with birth rates estimated by averaging population-specific national statistics.

"This group is not representative of the average population.

Average population density is one of the lowest in France.

The average population dropped to 357 in 2001 and fell to 287 early this year.

By comparison, London's nine most crowded boroughs have an average population density of 11,738 pdfpdf/km2 (pdf).

It's a crowded city; its nine central districts have an average population density of 20,000 people/km20,000

According to Mr. Falcón's analysis, the average population for Hispanic districts was 159,436, above the ideal, while the average population for districts with a majority of white or black residents were both below the ideal.

The average population density was 371 people per square kilometre; however in London this figure was 5,200.

That method has the effect of producing an average population for the entire country.

By the early 21st century, France had an average population increase of roughly 300,000 people each year.

In 1519 these once independent domains had an average population of 25,000 to 30,000 people.