Sentence examples for more current population from inspiring English sources

Scorecard [ 13], a non-governmental initiative in the US, presents hazard indicators based on the 1996 NATA estimates of ambient concentrations in conjunction with their own selection of cancer and non-cancer potency factors and, in some cases, more current population data (year 2000).

Future research should include obtaining direct utilities from prisoners using standard techniques (e.g. standard gamble), replicating this study in a more current population, documenting changes in health status over time while incarcerated, exploring the HRQL impact of various prison-based health interventions and obtaining utilities from prisons in other countries.

More generally, current population genetic theory predicts that alleles with either sex-specific or sexually antagonistic effects on Darwinian fitness can achieve higher frequencies as well as account for a greater proportion of genetic variance than alleles with symmetrical deleterious effects [ 7].

Rising from rolling hills and skirted by winding roads, the tombstones of about three million people -- more than the current population of Queens -- stand on the grounds of Calvary, the city's largest Roman Catholic cemetery.

The size of the Irish diaspora is estimated at 70 million people, with 44 million people in the US describing themselves as being of Irish descent – more than the current population of the Republic of Ireland (4.6 million).

Romer, who is expected to be chairman, is hoping to build a city that can accommodate 10 million people, which is 2 million more than the current population of Honduras.

They sometimes look at the full Census, but since that occurs only once every 10 years, many depend instead on the more frequently fielded Current Population Survey or the American Community Survey.

However, it is unlikely that any horses left by the Spanish survived, and more likely the current population descends from horses brought to the island in the 18th century by the English.

Total removals of right whales in the western North Atlantic were estimated to have been at least 5,000 animals [48], far more than the current population of several hundred animals, while roughly 25,000 right whales were taken from New Zealand waters in the 1800s [49].

More realistic predictions suggest that the number will be closer to seventy-five or eighty million — a little more than half the current population.

17% of Britons believe that more than half the current population are immigrants.