Sentence examples for population heightened from inspiring English sources

The growth of the population heightened these resentments by causing a shortage of available land, particularly in the south, and driving up prices and rents.

That foreigners and the liberal English-language press in Delhi largely ignored the Godhra massacre, concentrating on the killings of Muslims some 9-10% of Gujarat's 50m population—heightened the sense of grievance.

"While Unrwa understands the frustration of the population, heightened by the tightened blockade on the Gaza Strip, and respects the right to peaceful demonstrations, Unrwa must ensure the safety and security of its staff".

On the other hand, a unique property of our study is the large sample size derived from the general population, heightening the external validity of our study findings.

The lack of research in northern and rural SMI populations heightens the relevance of research findings for health service planning.

Introduction: Complex elective surgery is increasingly provided to an aging population with heightened risk for prolonged ICU stay or death.

This was largely the result of sex worker activism, which was a response to their eviction from brothels in 1991, and their identification as a key population at heightened risk in HIV discourse.

These groups comprise a large fraction of the U.S. population, including people with respiratory disease, heart disease, or diabetes; older people; young children; and populations experiencing heightened exposure levels (e.g., those engaged in outdoor work or exercise) [ California Air Resources Board (CARB) 2002; U.S. EPA 2004a, 2004b].

Coincidentally, incidences of these diseases among the vulnerable populations are heightened during the peak raining season.

Sex workers, by identifying as key populations at heightened risk facilitate a view of themselves as 'dangerous'dangerous

There is little known about associations between self-efficacy and subjective oral health among populations at heightened risk of dental disease.