Sentence examples for population most notably from inspiring English sources

Employment in the export-oriented garment industry, and in other industries such as electronics manufacturing, has directly opened up the labour market for poorer sections of the population, most notably young rural women with limited local employment options.

Don't ask us to fix it by joining the IDF!" This second statement is evidence of a strong anti-Zionist sentiment held by some sections of the Haredi population, most notably Hasidic Jews.

While recovery and development activities are underway across Sudan, large pockets of the population – most notably in Darfur – continue to suffer.

The main strength of this study is the well characterised nature of the population, most notably the early life IQ scores.

Conclusions: The high prevalence (61%) of lead above recommended levels in soil and dust samples in and around residences raises concern about potential health risks to the New Orleans population, most notably children.

Among the hsp genes, orthologous pairs show markedly different thermal responses as the amplitude of hsp response was greatly elevated in the San Diego population, most notably in members of the hsp70 gene family.

In Iraq, from 2003 to 2007, coalition strategy failed to address adequately the political grievances of minority populations, most notably Sunni Arabs and Turkmen.

We have reviewed the variety of mathematical approaches now available for analyzing dynamics in different host populations; most notably rabies virus spread in raccoon hosts.

Although a primitive ectoderm equivalent forms during ES cell differentiation it is present with other cell populations, most notably cells of the extraembryonic endoderm [38], [40].

However, the perceived changes only occurred in the 2 districts with larger populations, most notably Metro North where most of the epidemiologic support was provided.

Gallbladder cancer is uncommon in developed countries but has a highly variable prevalence, becoming a common gastrointestinal malignancy in certain populations, most notably American Indians.