Malnutrition is chronic in much of Guatemala, at about 50% of the population – higher than in many African countries.
Ethnic minorities form 43% of the population, higher than in all but seven other states.
While California's elementary and high schools, health and welfare programs, and, especially, its prisons have all seen their budgets grow faster than population, higher education has been losing ground per capita for twenty years.
On so many issues, the left has the support either of the majority, or at least a huge portion of the population: higher taxes on the rich, challenging the power of big business, investment rather than cuts, a housebuilding programme, increased workers' rights, a publicly run and properly funded NHS, opposition to calamitous foreign wars like Iraq.
Why? Britain does not have an unusually high proportion of migrants among its population (higher than France and Italy, but lower than the other five countries in the sample).
Increasing population, higher profitable activity and upgraded standards have led to an increase in wars over the freshwater resources.
In contrast to the general population, higher body mass index (BMI) is associated with greater survival in patients receiving hemodialysis (HD; "obesity paradox").
In the exit population, higher levels of political activity were associated with higher scores in knowledge and attitudes (Factual Understanding β = .356, p < .001; Relevance β = .278, p < .01; see Table 5).
Lastly, the rich-club coefficient (4) corresponds to the density of the subgraph of larger cities (i.e. with a population higher than world average) divided by the density of the whole network; the density being defined as the proportion of actual links in the maximum possible number of links.
During the wars the Commonwealth lost an estimated 1/3 of its population (higher losses than during World War II).
The results suggest four stable hydrogen bonds with population higher than 35%.
