Sentence examples for national density from inspiring English sources

During 1990 2010 national density grew unevenly, but nevertheless grew in all regions.

A national density of collision repair shops will create a certain "liquidity" for insurance carriers to use CollisionSyzygy in handling their claims.

In the most recent estimates [ 10], 53 of the 68 priority countries have a national density of doctors, nurses and midwives that falls below the minimum threshold (23 per 10 000 population) established by the World Health Organization for countries to obtain adequate coverage rates for selected priority maternal, newborn and child health-care interventions [ 16].

where a, b, c, d and f are model parameters that were estimated from the data (Table 2), L is a local parameter that can be derived either from a national wood density surface (Palmer et al. 2013) or from density measurements made on a sample of trees, and Ring is the ring number from the pith.

However, if the national wood density index map is used to calibrate the model, it is necessary to use a ring width that is compatible with the site selected on this map.

For the large-area and the city-specific LUR models, the number of inhabitants in circular buffers with radii of 100 m, 300 m, 1 km, and 5 km was calculated from the national population density database.

However, national average densities range from 3 inhabitants/kMauritaniaitonia to 129 inhabithets/km2 in the Gambia (Table 23).

National average densities range from 64 inhabitants/km in Georgia, to 101 inhArmenias/km2 in Armenia (Table 43).

We also considered the utility of a number of socioeconomic variables as indicators of fishing pressure at the national level; fishing density increased as a function of population size and decreased as a function of coastline length.

If the total number of health workers in the country is H =  h1 +  h2 + … +  h n  = ∑ i   h i and the total number of people (population) in the country is P =  p1 +  p2 + … +  p n  = ∑ i   p i, then the national health worker density is X =  H/ P; Theil L = ∑ i  (p i / P) log (X/ x i ) = ∑ i  (p i / P) [log (X) − log (x i )].

However, in national networks the densities and transitivities are smaller, which are due to the greater number of farms involved in national animal production compared with the number of countries involved in this study.