Sentence examples for most populated districts from inspiring English sources
Zomba is one of Malawi's most populated districts (population: 670,500) and is predominantly rural [ 26].
Honeywell has already started helping the police to set up an elaborate computer monitoring system to analyze feeds from indoor and outdoor cameras in one of Beijing's most populated districts, where several Olympic sites are located.
During January 10, the cyclone directly passed over the Torres Islands and came within 65 km (40 mi) of the Banks Islands, before it missed Vanuatu's most populated districts around Port Vila and the rest of Espiritu Santo as it continued to move towards the south-west.
This study described the early outbreak of the novel influenza A (H1N1)v virus in Mexico City and showed that the greatest number of confirmed cases with this novel virus were seen in the most populated districts.
Sealants utilization varied considerably between the different districts (table 3), with the two most populated districts of the country, Attica and Thessaloniki showing higher prevalence of sealants use compared to other districts.
It was inaugurated in 2008 and acts as a tidal barrier to keep seawater out, thus turning the island's most populated district into a water-catchment area and the harbour into a reservoir.
These are constructed by ordering districts by increasing population density (from most sparsely to most densely populated districts) and measuring the distance between actual and equal shares of health workers per head of population in each district.
These are the four most populated sub-districts in Purworejo District with a population density ranging from 918 to 1,700 inhabitants per km.
The two are among the most densely populated districts in Kenya, with a population density of 602 (Bungoma) and 723 (Kakamega) people per km, against a national average of 68 [ 25, 26].
Ndogpassi is one of the most densely populated districts in the city with a population estimated to be several hundreds of thousands.
Under the plan, which requires approval by the upper house, the number of urban electoral districts where one vote is worth less than half that in the most sparsely populated districts would fall to 9 from 95.
