Sentence examples for multiplying the population from inspiring English sources
Rail travel shaped the map of the Midwest, multiplying the population and linking farms and factories to consumers in the East.
The GI Bills enacted to benefit veterans of World War II, Korea, and Vietnam benefited the country incalculably, multiplying the population of college-educated professionals who turned their energies to multiplying the nation's productiveness.
In these cases, production was formerly estimated simply by multiplying the population in each country by a per capita estimate of woodfuel or charcoal production.
The number of patients in each sex and age group was calculated by multiplying the population [ 23] by the prevalence rate [ 6].
The number of patients was estimated according to sex and age by multiplying the population, according to sex and age, and the 12-month prevalence rate.
For the distribution rate, the number of pregnant women in the catchment area during the period of the intervention could be estimated by multiplying the population crude birth rate and the program's duration.
There is one movie theater, few cars and even fewer buses, except for summer, when thousands of tourists multiply the population.
Originally from Wooster, Ohio, Jared Welch went to Ohio Northwestern University, which he describes as "a small school in the middle of the cornfield". During the summer, the population was "somewhere around 300 people," and the school year multiplied the population by many times.
We multiplied the population's prevalence of adenoma and CRC at age 50 by a factor of four (relative risk (RR) = 4) on the basis of the current NHMRC criteria of 3 to 6 fold increased risk in this population compared to the average risk population [ 10].
The Population EVPI was obtained by multiplying the Effective Population with the difference in NMB noted.
Since the study was conducted over an eight-year period, the person-year population of Manitoba throughout this time was determined by multiplying the 1996 population by eight.
