Sentence examples for cited population from inspiring English sources

Ethiopia has suffered terrorist attacks from jihadists, who have killed civilians and destroyed property, including an assassination attempt on our minister of transport.Berhanu KebedeAmbassador for EthiopiaLondonSIR – When listing the dangers facing the peoples of the Horn of Africa you cited population growth as the "elephant in the corner of the room".

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13 In the previously cited population-based studies, the incidence of amyloidosis was highest among adults aged 60 80 years; whereas, prior series showed a substantially younger median age at a diagnosis of around 45 55 years.

If Boyd and Richerson are right about this episode in the history of Tasmania, then we may be able to explain the differences in the abilities of the Tasmanians, compared with other peoples, to maintain a set of technologies, merely by citing population size, rather than other forms of social or cultural difference.

The report also cites population growth and strain on the environment as a reason to look for radical ways to increase the food supply of humans and animals.

The authors cite population studies that indicate that only 50 69% of melanoma patients in the United States who have a tumor-positive SLN undergo CLND.

As indicated by the statistics cited above, population increases alone do not account for increases in a metropolitan area's urban extent.

Dr. Preston cited the population's overall better health, from childhood on, and said that obesity had already been factored into national projections of life spans and that the projections were that life spans would continue to increase.

Walker thought that the country's transformation into a fascist dictatorship was a "veiled political point" written by Davies; he cited "the population of the Daily Mail-reading home counties forced to experience living as refugees and asylum seekers" and UNIT troops aiming at unarmed civilians as reasons why the episode was "the most subversive [the show] has ever been".

The council further cited "upgrading population quality (suzhi)" as one of its primary goals and appointed the All-China Women's Federation, a state agency established in 1949 to "protect women's rights and interests", to oversee and resolve the issue.

In addition, PST highlights a common type of explanation in biology, namely one that cites the population and inter-population structures of species.