Sentence examples for much greater population from inspiring English sources

This is an idea that's been debated for decades - at least since London's massive expansion in the inter-war period, when planning rules didn't really exist and London became "Greater London", with a much greater population to match.

First, Europe has a much greater population density than the United States, so it's more cost-effective for European countries to build and maintain public transportation.

The Anasazi had, by some estimates, a peak population of 250,000 -- a much greater population density than that which exists on the Colorado Plateau today.

Thus, while I don't think iPads will become the salient learning tool in all schools -- affluent private to urban and rural -- the second edition does show promise in delivering great technology to a much greater population.

We speculate that in the future we could rollout a rapid response to pandemic influenza to a much greater population via highly-immunogenic Nanopatch™-delivered vaccine sent in the mail to individuals for self-administration.

Because all 3 regionalizations are based on human populations, the much greater population density in the eastern United States creates finer scale dispersion in the east.

Panigrahi et al. (2014) advocated that development of sustainable agro-ecosystems amended with manure will have the capacity to support much greater earthworm population and biomass.

Since the mathematical complexity of this model is much greater than population-based models, mathematical analysis (such as considering the dynamical capabilities of individual channels) becomes intractable.

However, in epidemiological observations, the excess risk of developing diabetes that is associated with a diabetes family history is much greater in sedentary population groups than in physically active population groups, suggesting that the increased risk associated with a diabetes family history may be diminished (although not eliminated) at high levels of physical activity [ 10, 11].

Of much greater importance are: Population differences.

Whereas above we noted a 1.5-fold discrepancy between time spent in the ictal state of migraine and lost productive time, here there is much greater disparity: at population level, lost productive time due to migraine was 2.8%%, or 3.5 times the disability.