Sentence examples for populated up to from inspiring English sources

Drying landscape inherited sharply undulating topography where elevated dry sites were populated up to a flooding episode between cal 2.5 and– 2.8 ka BP, or about 850 BC.

Second, the fact that the vertical lines are densely populated up to ∼400 bp excludes the possibility that the deficiency of the AT-rich mid-CDEII-containing fragments is attributable in part to being on average 40-bp longer than their sister fragments and so discriminated against based on size.

Likewise, domestic prisons populated with up to 500,000 mostly small time distributors or users amount to graduate schools for the same.

High levels of potentially harmful exhaust particles from jets using Los Angeles International Airport have been detected in a broad swath of densely populated communities up to 10 miles east of the runways, a new air quality study reported Thursday.

In contrast, TAS has been populated by up to 495,000 people (Census, Australian Bureau of Statistics, 2011) since the first settlement.

DALYs range from 370 per million people in less densely populated Finland up to 1,480 DALYs per million people in France.

Improving Emergency Human Resource Capacity UNICEF requires better-developed registers of internal and external expertise for emergency response and proactive management to ensure that the registers are populated and kept up-to-date, with targets set by EMOPS.

Olga Bergmann's circular tabletop model, "National Park," is populated by tiny figures and hooked up to a motor.

The men in the gallery of gays (and, with only a couple of exceptions, they are all men) in "The Gallery" are alternately lonely, proud, unpleasant, sensitive, officious, effeminate, macho, offensive and lovable; in other words, reasonably normal, rather than the suicidal freaks and criminals that had populated American literature, gay and straight, up to then.

This has led some locals to consider a modern version of an old idea, the Homestead Act of 1862, which helped to populate the Plains by giving settlers up to 640 acres of land in exchange for a commitment to stay for five years.One of those lured by this bribe was the great-grandmother of Byron Dorgan, the state's Democratic senator.

Non-thermal hot O atoms populate the environment around the planet up to large distances where they can interact with the solar wind.