Sentence examples for index population from inspiring English sources

If you index population growth to sea-level rise in New York, you have something like two hundred thousand more people for every inch of rising water between now and about 2030.

Explanatory variables included in the model were latitude, normalised difference vegetation index, population density, longitude, rainfall, and temperature, which contributed 24, 22, 17, 15, 14, and 8% to the explanatory power of the model, respectively.

Index, population info., "Aeronautical and topographical map of United States," and text of U.S. air mail service on verso. 1 map : col., mounted on linen ; 58 x 67 cm., on sheet 92 x 71 cm.

It also investigates the relationship of LST with six social-ecological variables, namely land use/land cover (LULC), vegetation index, impervious surface index, water index, population density, and fossil-fuel CO2 emission.

After the fourth refill, 10% or less of the index population remained adherent to the index triptan.

The probability of persistence at each refill was computed by dividing the number of patients with consecutive refills of the index triptan by the total number of patients in the index population.

Hospitals serving lower SES (higher SES index) populations had significantly lower expenditures compared to hospitals with high SES populations.

For external values, limb circumferences are irrelevant, but the lowest crural index populations (populations 7 9) used more mass-specific mechanical energy than either of the other configurations.

This relationship, however, disappeared in both the fixed effects specification and for hospitals serving the lowest SES (highest SES index) populations.

Then, the landscape fragmentation indices, population density and damage ratio of E. zinckenella in Caragana woodlands were calculated.

The EI is a combination of annual growth indices (population growth rate as a function of soil moisture and temperature) and stress indices (cold, wet, hot, dry, cold-wet, cold-dry, hot-wet, and hot-dry stress).