Sentence examples for more populated in from inspiring English sources
As the upper reaches of the Mississippi valley became more populated in the first half of the 19th century, New Orleans grew and prospered as the main trading centre of the western United States.
While the NVRI distribution for Canadian-educated immigrants is not significantly different than that of native-born workers, foreign-educated immigrants are more populated in occupations that are not considered a good match by the native-born for their educational degree.
Wolfson noted that the city will become more populated in the future and gas prices could climb, making affordable transportation increasingly important.
Further, the overall balance of small and large footprints varied between replicates, leaving open the question of which conformation is more populated in vivo.
The different intervals of circularity were differently populated in wt and mutant larvae, with the classes of reduced circularity (0 to 0.4) being more populated in cxcr3.2 +/+ larvae and the classes of higher circularity (0.6 0.8) being more populated in cxcr3.2−/− larvae (Fig. 3I L).
Neighboring the C1 pucker, envelopes and half-chairs with either O5 up or C1 down (O E, O H1, E1 and H1) were more populated in the 1-OMe-GlcNAc simulation.
More transgressions were observed at the crossings located in more populated suburbs in close proximity to large shopping centres and school zones, whereas the smallest number of transgressions were observed at the least populated locations.
Realizing they would have to continue the band in a more populated area in order for them to expand, all of the members but Shaffer left Bakersfield and resided in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California (Shaffer later moved to Hollywood as well).
"Johan wasn't in one of the more populated areas in Venezuela," Watson said.
The wealthy Gulf monarchies made clear their interest in aiding the much-poorer and more populated Morocco in 2011, when they offered to include it along with Jordan in the Gulf Cooperation Council, a regional organization.
Israel's population of just over seven million citizens, with ninety-nine more populated countries in the world, is not reflective of its immense popularity in the news and in international politics.
