Sentence examples for encompasses a population from inspiring English sources
Occupying nearly 90 square miles (230 square km), it encompasses a population of about 300,000 in the contiguous cities of Gary, Hammond, East Chicago, and Whiting in Indiana and Calumet City in Illinois.
In addition to securing a monopoly in Egypt, Heineken can take advantage of the country's growing number of free-trade agreements, including that with the 20-member Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa, or Comesa, which encompasses a population of 380 million, Mr. Zayat of A.B.C. said.
GGT encompasses a population of 225 000 in south-east South Australia and south-west Victoria.
Audio and Video content on Economist.com requires a browser that can handle iFrames.THE Economist tracks the health of housing in 26 markets around the world, encompassing a population of over 3 billion.
Pediatric trauma patients encompass a population particularly prone to radiation exposure, given their increased susceptibility to ionizing radiation, and often receive care at non-pediatric hospitals which may not have attention to pediatric protocol dosing.
The model expands an existing parameterized within-host dynamics model, which was validated using data from malaria naïve patients [17], [18] to encompass a population of individuals and parasites linked by mosquito transmission.
This metropolitan area covers two local health networks, encompassing a population of 258,000.
This retrospective, observational study was conducted in Maribor, Slovenia, and adjacent rural areas encompassing a population of about 200.000 inhabitants.
The study was conducted in the city of Maribor and adjacent rural areas encompassing a population of 200,000 inhabitants spread over an area of 780 km.
The study base was established using the HDSS, covering 142 villages in Matlab, encompassing a population of 220,000 on 18,386 hectares of land.
We also demonstrated that LEE-negative STECs are not a clonal group of human pathogens; instead, they encompass a population of evolutionarily distinct STECs that share virulence features but appear to have acquired these features independently and in parallel, rather than from a common ancestor.
