For instance, neighbourhoods were rebuilt in such a way that the demographic density remains low to limit the impact of potential future earthquakes.
Demographic density in the Amazon region of Brazil is low (4.7 persons/km in 2007); many areas are nearly bereft of healthcare facilities.
Demographic density varies considerably.
Brown attributed San Juan's high per-capita use to its demographics and relatively low density.
This discrepancy suggests a southwestward spatial expansion of northern tick populations into the upper Piedmont and mountain regions of Virginia or demographic expansion of persons into areas of previously low tick density in western localities.
This is additionally supported by archaeological data24 that suggests low population density during the Neolithic and the Copper Age (5,450-4,150 ybp) in the Iceman's territory (Vinschgau valley), while significant demographic growth started ~2,000 years later during the Middle Bronze Age.
The condition is osteopenia, or low bone density.
Their effects, however, are limited by the low population density.
Years of neglect have led to a low urban density.
The language ranks high in motion and low in density.
