Sentence examples for low populated areas from inspiring English sources

Hence, according to this definition, rare diseases will have very low observed cases in low populated areas.

There is an increasing use of predictive models applied to rare and endangered species (e.g., Thorn et al. 2009; Zheng et al. 2016; Quevedo et al. 2017); however, it is still limited by the lack or absence of quantified data, especially in low populated areas or developing countries.

Even if no suspicious contamination levels could be demonstrated so far, all pre-Alpine lakes receive effluents from sewage plants, that is, pollution by EE2 and other estrogens is an environmental risk also in low populated areas.

Participation was better in low-populated areas and in departments where the population is ageing or has a lower standard of living.

Most are situated in low-populated areas.

The campaign's organiser, Daniel Raven-Ellisays says: "It's a way of thinking that many people are familiar with in low-populated areas of countryside, but becomes more complicated in more populated places that have more dense and complex politics.

If you want to pursue finance, for example, there are far greater opportunities in big cities than in rural, low-populated areas.

One fire service covered a large county suburban risk area with low to medium populated areas, whilst the other covered a large metropolitan region with heavily populated inner city areas included.

As expected, comparing this map against Figure 1 confirms that spatial accessibility is low in sparsely populated areas and generally higher in more populated areas where health services are more likely to be located.

The rising temperatures will cause the oceans to swell with melted glacial ice, the study finds, likely flooding substantial portions of Florida and Bangladesh, as well as many other low-lying, densely populated areas of the world.

The use of classical methods can be adequate in many contexts, but it is well known that when utilization rates are low, or when the geographical areas are low populated (where the risk of intra-area heterogeneity is larger), the instability of these indicators may produce misleading results [ 11].