Sentence examples for current population estimates from inspiring English sources

Current population estimates are therefore rough approximations, which show that Pashtuns comprise about two-fifths of the population.

The study's authors then used current population estimates, which put Congo's population at around 70 million, to extrapolate that as many as 1.8 million Congolese women had been raped, with up to 433,785 raped in the one-year period, which would mean almost a rape a minute.

"Current population estimates and conservation depend on accurate historical data".

That's about one in every 45 people, given current population estimates.

As population estimates are updated continually, 11 years of annual population data were generated from the most current Population Estimates (1986 2003) and Projections (2004 2031).

Current population estimates give a stable total number of approximately 20,000 sheathbills [ 44], but past climatic fluctuations may have led to a small effective population size similar to those of Arctic breeders.

"What an utterly naive induction,.... .. I was under the impression it was a deduction: i.e. I look at the land area of Madagascar, the current population estimate and the current growth rate.

Tibetan antelope are also endangered, as well as endemic to the Tibetan Plateau, with a current population estimated at less than 150,000 individuals; they used to number in the millions (Mallon 2008; Schaller 1998).

However, a current population estimate is not required to declare a species endangered.

Pew's current population estimate for American Muslims is far lower than the estimate of about 7 million used by the Council on American-Islamic Relandonsomed sothershers.

With Puerto Rico's current population estimated at 3,944,000 residents and a current estimated NAP participation of 1 million beneficiaries, the program's current participation rate is roughly 25.6%, almost half of the participation under the original Food Stamp program in 1981.