Sentence examples for industrial population from inspiring English sources

The resulting expansion of the urban and industrial population effectively undermined the electoral foundations of the Liberal Party itself.

. To know if early retirement influences the score on anxiety-depression scales in an industrial population.

These results were countered by an 18% decrease in maximum acceptable forces for the criterion magnetic particle brake treadmill task, perhaps due to secular changes in the industrial population.

The worldwide request for portable water is continuously growing because of industrial, population and agricultural growth, the result is water leaks that have already reached serious amounts in many places of the world.

The recurring theme of this gloomy view is that (a) U.S. labor is the most expensive in the world, (b) its productivity has been growing at a slower rate than that of most of its competitors, and therefore (c) our industries sicken one by one as imports mushroom and unemployment becomes chronic in our industrial population centers.

Altogether there are about eighty million pounds' worth of swine in the United States, the duty of which it is to convert corn and other crops and byproducts into more marketable commodities, and eventually to feed, not only the Americans, but also some part of the industrial population and the armies and navies of the rest of the world.

In contrast, sleep typically continues well after sunrise in industrial populations.

Critics insisted that the Marshall Plan was not a valid analogy for Third World aid because the former had been a case of helping industrial populations rebuild their societies, while the latter was a case of sparking industrial or even merely agricultural development in primitive economies.

Arterial aging is well characterized in industrial populations, but scantly described in populations with little access to modern medicine.

Much of total mortality in those environments is by infections and parasites, rather than by the causes common in industrial populations, like chronic heart disease, diabetes and cancer [15], [22].

Previously polarization mostly has been reported from western industrial populations.