Sentence examples for poor zones from inspiring English sources

Parents in poor zones will be given the option of sending their children to schools in wealthier districts.

Five classes of groundwater prospective zones such as very good, good, moderate, fair, and poor zones were identified in the geologic groundwater prospect map.

The remaining areas consist of a poor zone and very poor zone which covers about 45 and 42.8 % of the study area, respectively.

Although the subplate appeared as a relatively cell poor zone, there were neurons present that had undergone a degree of phenotypic specialization.

Bodies of water may have oxygen-poor zones.

Individuals who prefer transit but live in transit-poor zones tend to have higher preference for private garden, a larger number of children, lower income, and are older.

The poorest zones contain similar structures, informal housing that is often left unfinished on the exterior.

In what may prove to be a fateful conjunction, it is largely in the world's poorest zones, where the human population is growing most quickly, that the last great redoubts of biodiversity are still to be found.

Still, researchers haven't found domoic acid in phytoplankton-poor zones seeded with iron, suggesting that geoengineering efforts would be safe.

Regions of the genome that are highly proficient for recombination are known as "hotspots," whereas recombination-poor zones, such as centromere and telomere-proximal regions, are known as "coldspots".

For instance, the zones with a majority of indigenous population are also the poorest zones in Peru with lower levels of income and education than the rest of the country.