Sentence examples for condition of the population from inspiring English sources
The condition of the globally asymptotically stable population-extinction solution of system (2.1) is obtained, and the condition of the population permanence of system (2.1) is also obtained.
He became convinced by his reading of astrological and prophet texts that announced profound changes, by the appearance of abnormal celestial signs and natural events and, above all, by the miserable and unjust condition of the population and by serious social and political disorders that the end of the century would bring a period of great upheaval.
In reality, Kampuchean leaders simply ignored the condition of the population in their own country and Vietnam; the Vietnamese, though poor, were in good physical condition, while Kampuchea's population was physically and mentally exhausted from years of hard labour, starvation and disease.
A noticed continuing decline in the population fulfilled sub-criterion 2c, given the condition of the population's sole habitat.
This study also suggests the considerable role played by the physiological condition of the population before lethal treatment.
Reports from Amisi suggest that the condition of the population there could be even worse.
"Its priority mission will be the restoration of peace and the authority of the state, reconstruction, decentralisation, organisation of elections and the improvement of living conditions of the population".
The evaluation of thermal sensation is crucial in establishing successful health warning systems and designing public urban spaces that improve the living conditions of the population.
It must be pointed out that affected by factors such as household registration, housing, and population flow, the ability of the census to reflect the living conditions of the population is restricted.
The objectives of VLV are twofold: first it aims to provide an updated view of life and health conditions of the population aged 65 and older in Switzerland, with a major concern in assessing diversity and inequalities.
