Sentence examples for demand population from inspiring English sources

The older and higher demand population bring with them unique problems in terms of poorer bone quality and a higher incidence of rotator cuff arthropathy.

This paper aims to develop a spatial disparity measure that indicates the inaccessibility of park services in order to identify where they are deficient in consideration of the underlying demand population and to determine the overall condition of service deficiency.

Competition implies a finite supply allocated over a potentially more abundant demand population, thereby promoting competitive exclusion.

Other simple GIS methods (Dist1, Dist3, Cum5, and Cum10) are solely based on the supply (physicians), while the demand (population) is not accounted for.

The demand on a service as measured by Step 1 of the 2SFCA method was defined earlier in Equation 4. If the demand (population size) increases then the denominator will increase resulting in a decreased service-population ratio or Rj.

An indispensable service, it has long struggled with the vast pressures exerted by a growing, longer-lived and increasingly demanding population.

Everywhere the crisis of the private financial system has been transformed into a tale of slovenly and overweening government that perpetuates and is perpetuated by a dependent and demanding population.

"Potential investors have a virtual open landscape to develop projects that will fill the needs of Iraq's expanding and demanding population," Dr. Araji of the national investment commission wrote in an investors guide published this year.

Introduction: Critically ill patients are a growing and demanding population that represents a significant consumption of the Greek national health care resources.

Some amount of vaccine will also be administered to a less controlled on-demand population of all ages largely in the private sector.

Since injuries to articular cartilage of the knee present one of the most common causes of permanent disability in athletes, management of articular cartilage in this high-demand population has important long-term implications.