Sentence examples for in population terms from inspiring English sources

Millsfield, just 12 miles (19km) south, dwarfs Dixville Notch in population terms, with 21 registered voters.

It seems important to note, however, that these metropolitan areas have been growing, in population terms, at a blistering pace.

In population terms, they are over-represented both in the Senate and in the lower house of Congress.

Among federal states that the OECD monitors, the upper levels of government in Canada give least to their cities.Meanwhile, in population terms, Canadian cities have boomed.

Of course English cities have reached the edge of their geographical limits; have stopped, and are now only growing in population terms.

China and India will face the same issue as Brazil, said Raftery: "The problem of ageing societies will be on them, in population terms, before they know it and their governments should be making plans".

We also failed to detect any significant difference in the B-in population in terms of cell numbers, gene expression and markers of activation and proliferation [ 29].

These twins have been shown to be similar to age-matched singletons in the population in terms of disease-related and lifestyle characteristics (Andrew et al, 2001).

Changes in bacterial populations termed "dysbiosis" are thought central to ulcerative colitis (UC) pathogenesis.

The change in population demographics, in terms of population aging (Coebergh, 1996), will result in an increased proportion of elderly cancer patients, many of whom present with comorbid diseases.

By including the BTO findings, the report has for the first time in 20 years enabled conservationists to look at bird populations in terms of population trends and range.