Sentence examples for because of lower population from inspiring English sources
Similarly for C and D: suitability thresholds are higher than A and B because of lower population growth and therefore a lower demand for new urban areas.
Also, because of lower population density, livestock wealth per caput is higher (Tables 2 and 3).
This means that dialysis centers in rural areas probably would have to calculate with higher average costs per treatment because of higher materials costs and with lower possible numbers of patients because of a lower population in the maximum catchment area.
The streams with better water and habitat quality are those farthest away from the river mainstem, probably because of lower human population and economical production.
Projections of wood consumption are lower now, partly because of lower world population growth.
The chance of receiving reports of banded birds found in Finland has probably been much higher than in Russia because of lower human population density in parts of western Siberia.
Adamaoua Province seemed to be less affected, likely because of climate and lower population density.
This is partly because zones with lower population, and therefore less self-potential, are more dependent on the potential of the other zones and the transport component.
Higher gene flow distances would be expected in fragmented and peripheral populations than in core and intact populations because of lower tree density in peripheral populations resulting in lower obstruction for pollen movement [ 20, 69], which is the case in peripheral populations of eastern white cedar.
A combination of acute management and prophylaxis (with amitriptyline) also produces sizeable health benefits, but produces less overall gain in the population because of lower expected coverage and applicability (a sub-population of high frequency migraine cases).
They concluded that an accident there with the same emissions as in Fukushima would cause 25% more deaths, despite the region's much lower population density, because of differing meteorological conditions.
