Sweden is one of the most sparsely populated countries in Europe, the median population density being 26 people per square kilometre, and 80% of municipalities have 82 people or fewer per square kilometre [ 16].
There were 7567 populated CDs in Queensland in 2006, with a median population of 497 (range: 3 to 2372).
Second, we explore possibilities of different HRH-vaccination relationships among more and less densely populated provinces through stratified analyses that separate provinces above and below the median population density for Turkey.
Meanwhile, the median population age of England and Wales is 39: 38 for men and 40 for women.
Already, in 2003, Wisconsin was a net exporter of residents with bachelor's degrees (pdf), and the median population age in 2009 was more than 4% higher than the national median; in 1990, it had been equal (pdf).
In a mere 14 years, based on median population projections, most of North Africa and the Middle East, plus Pakistan, South Africa and large parts of China and India, will be driven by water scarcity to increasing dependence on food imports "even at high levels of irrigation efficiency," according to the International Water Management Institute.
The median population size was 285 [189–476], and the probability of death at admission was 42.4 [35.95–51.8].
Colorado Springs fits a profile common to the top 10, a list of small- to medium-sized cites with a median population of 507,000 people.
The median population served by the randomly selected health centres in our study was 8,059, ranging from 1,050 to 25,879 people.
Although a majority of 616 cells are within 50% of the median population (12,897 inhabitants), there are significant outliers at both top and bottom ranks.
Still, when controlling for rainfall regime, the no barrier scenario consistently outperformed the barrier scenario (Table 2), with a median population drop of 37% 95%% CI: 16 73%).
