Sentence examples for population heavy from inspiring English sources

Michigan is far more representative of the nation than the earlier states that have voted because of its large population, heavy industry, unions and blend of ethnic groups.

The agricultural regions are characterized by low population densities and well-ordered rice fields and fruit orchards, whereas the industrial and urbanized belt along the Pacific coast of Honshu is noted for its highly concentrated population, heavy industrialization, and environmental pollution.

In-ICU, in-hospital, 3-month, and 6-month survival rates are reported for each study included (thin and dotted lines) and for the whole study population (heavy black line).

Seoul was selected as a study area because of its large population, heavy volume of traffic, serious air pollution and high-density apartments [ 29].

Among the 4 selective PET studies (Table 2), most were prospective single-arm studies performed for a high-risk population (heavy smokers) in South Europe.

Compared with SMPs in Tanzania, CHWs in Kenya have multiple tasks focusing not only on antenatal care, facility delivery and postnatal care but also case management for the general population, heavy reporting, data management, community entrepreneurship, and so on.

Now those people are aging in place, creating growing populations of older people, who will be fighting for scarce government resources alongside younger populations heavy with immigrants.

These include the difficulty in obtaining information from and about hard-to-reach populations (heavy substance users living on the street or in an institution), under-reporting because the behaviour is socially sanctioned, recall difficulties, and/or under-reporting of psychoactive medication use among older adults due to their lack of awareness of the reasons for taking multiple medications.

Perhaps the fact that it was concentrated in the population-heavy economic and political centers of the mid-Atlantic region between New York and Washington.

The government claims that increases in population and heavy use among miners and truckers justify the extra growing-permits.

Fierce fighting broke out between the insurgents and the civil element of the Spanish population, causing heavy loss of life.