Sentence examples for both population density and from inspiring English sources

For the analysis of storm surge impacts, both population density and GDP data are taken into account.

To make the simulation more realistic, we differentiate both population density and mobility behavior in different age groups, to include the effect, that not all districts of a city have the same age-distribution.

While both population density and socioeconomic development predicted some livelihood landscape characteristics, there were more statistically significant relationships associated with socioeconomic development (Table 1), particularly when household size was accounted for (Table S1).

When we included both population density and income in a multivariable regression model, the magnitude of the coefficient increased for both terms, and income became statistically significant.

Effects on grain yield in Experiment 9 were, at least in part, explained by significant effects of both population density and ploughing date on thousand-grain weights (not shown).

It may be partly explained by the different country context (both population density and expenses), as well as the differences in broadcasting, as the current project ran TV spot on a local cable TV operator, while the comparison project ran commercials on a national channel in the Philippines.

Both the population density and the proportion of urban settlement were lower in Oppland than in Telemark, but most noteworthy 68% of the population in Telemark lived in municipalities with radiological services compared with 28% in Oppland.

With the growth in both human population density and industrial activity over the last decades, the quantity of man-made (xenobiotic) compounds released into the environment has greatly increased (CERHR 2000).

The island of Puerto Rico has both a high population density and a long history of ineffective land use planning.

Both Oklahoma's greatest population density and most of its larger towns are located there; oil provides much of the income.

Arable land is considered one of Malawi's most significant natural resources, although it is strained by both the country's high population density and its agriculture-based economy.