Sentence examples for population counties from inspiring English sources

Lauria admitted that Singapore, which remains the hub for venture capital in Southeast Asia, and the region isn't going to reach the same scale as these billion population counties, but he believes the findings will give investors reason to devote serious attention to Southeast Asia.

Incidence for 2006 –2011 ranged from 0.4 to 39.4 cases per 100,000 population; counties in southern New Jersey had the majority of cases and also reported a high incidence of Lyme disease.

Inspection of the percentages of outcomes classified as fetal deaths and adjusted odds ratios relative to the reference group of hospitals in smaller population counties suggested four strata among the 31 hospitals (Tables  1 and 2).

For the high exposure group 1 scenarios, the 1% of counties with the highest average concentrations includes high population counties, such that about 10 15% of the population live in these counties.

The new format includes shading of risk areas and population, county, and interstate overlays.

The two counties compared in this study are located in urban north central Texas and had an incidence of 10.4 to 8.2 cases per 100,000 population (County A 1995, 2001) and 8.8 to 6.5 cases per 100,000 population (County B 1995, 2001).

The presence or absence of IAV infection among the pigs at the fairs could not be associated with county population, county swine inventory and number of people attending the fair (Table 1).

The rural conference is made up of Democratic officials from 47 low-population counties that have historically been Republican bastions.

Orange County was a large-population county with the highest spike in population over the past decade, adding 1,145,956 residents for a growth rate of 27.8 percent, the data showed.

"This is in a low-population county, which will obviously create pressure for people to move to that county.

They then corrected first for the relative population size, county by county.