Sentence examples for peak population density from inspiring English sources

Time-series analysis shows a very good match between the periods corresponding to the peak population density frequencies predicted by the model and the ones reported in the literature.

The increase in human population resulted in 87.3percentt of the area occupied by the people with a peak population density of 96 persons per sq km (1871), although it declined to 90 persons per sq km in 1881 because of severe famine that occurred in 1877-78.

For comparisons between treatment peak population densities in Generation 3, ANOVA was used, followed by Tukey's HSD for pair-wise comparisons.

Thus there is a peak in population density near the base of high-carbon montane forests [40].

Thus there is a peak in population density near the base of high-carbon montane forests [ 40].

In an area within a 12 km radius of the site core, peak population is estimated at 120,000; population density is estimated at 265 per square kilometer (689 per square mile).

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.

In 1910, at the height of European immigration to New York, Manhattan's population density reached a peak of 101,548 people per square mile (39,208/km²).

As the average number of aphids in galls at peak population was 57.9 ± 10.9, the density of aphids in the galls of P. bursarius was approximately 0.11 aphids mm-3.

The city, founded during the Pike Peak Gold Rush in 1858, has a population density of 300 people per square mile.

However, as population density increases, the previous peak in the frequency distribution of the resource may turn into a local minimum due to depletion (Fig. 1E).