Sentence examples for equal in population from inspiring English sources

Districts are supposed to be roughly equal in population.

The Constitution requires Congressional districts to be nearly equal in population.

Districts had to be equal in population, compact as possible, contiguous and not weirdly shaped.

"We need to create five districts that are equal in population and represent people with common interests".

The West Virginia case concerns whether that state's three House districts must be absolutely equal in population.

Unlike Congressional districts in the United States, church dioceses are not devised to be roughly equal in population.

A linear model suggests that equal reduction in population BPb is accompanied by equal reduction in health consequence from any starting level of lead.

In both models (for population mean fitness and inbreeding depression), variance among populations was assumed to be equal in different population sizes and at different inbreeding coefficients.

The proportion of migrant alleles arriving and leaving each population was further controlled by simulated population specific FST values which, for simplicity, were set equal in each population.

The districts will be the same size over all, but not at all equal in adult population, voter registration, voter participation and geographic size.

These are presented in Table 4 and show that nearly double the number of females over males took part in the survey whereas the numbers of each are more or less equal in the population.