Sentence examples for current population numbers from inspiring English sources

By 1998 almost 4,000 were doing so, and the current population numbers between 10,000 and 12,000.

Researchers determined the whales' current population numbers by comparing photographic shots of humpbacks in their North Pacific feeding grounds (around the Pacific Rim from California to Kamchatka) to images taken of the whales in their southern, tropical breeding areas some as far as 3000 miles away.

A study in London suggested that current population numbers of older people are underestimated (and therefore SMRs are overestimated), with a particularly marked effect among people born in East Africa, Scotland or Ireland (Bardsley et al, 2000).

The current population number amounts to about 192 million (2011) with a density of 22 people per square kilometre.

According to our field investigations, its current population number and size appears limited, possibly as a consequence of over-exploitation and habitat loss.

Current bear population numbers aren't really the problem.

With the current population, this number is not sufficient to provide optimal health care delivery [ 16].

Clarke said that the current prison population number is "astonishing… which I would have dismissed as an impossible and ridiculous prediction if it had been put to me in a forecast in 1992".

For each year a 'current population' was defined as all the animals expected to be alive and the following population-parameters were determined: the current population size; the number of progeny born during that year; the number of founder introductions; and the following diversity measures:,, N mk, N OC, N AD (as described above).

When the 2010 Current Population Survey revealed the number of unmarried, cohabiting couples went from 6.7 million in 2009 to 7.5 million in 2010, even experts were shocked.

Forced to cut its budget, the Agriculture Department has decided to eliminate dozens of reports, including the annual goat census (current population: three million), and the number of catfish on the nation's fish farms (177 million, not counting the small fry).