Sentence examples for population of circa from inspiring English sources

The study community (town of Maribor with rural area) has a population of circa 200,000 inhabitants spread over an area of approximately 780 km2.

Being six miles away from a burning building in a city with a population of circa 8.5 million should not be a cause for worry — yet Facebook is actively encouraging users to worry by using emotive language ("your friends") to nudge a public declaration of individual safety.

In 2008 IBGE ascertained a population of circa 190 million Brazilians who, based on self-classification, could be segregated into the following proportions for color: 48.4% White, 43.8% Brown, 6.8% Black, 0.6% Yellow, 0.3% Indigenous and 0.1% with no declaration (http://www.sidra.ibge.gov.br/bda/tabela/listabl.asp z=t&c=262).asp z=t&c=262

The peer support programme operates in a Primary Care Trust (PCT) in the North West Strategic Health Authority (NWSHA) in England with a predominantly white ethnic background (98%) population of circa 142,000 and high deprivation indices [ 21].

Analysis of population statistics from U.K. local authorities shows that heterogeneity in MOB is still evident in populations of circa 200,000 indicating that residual heterogeneity would be expected at the level of Norwegian counties (average population 262,414 = 4,985,870/19).

The research involved a questionnaire survey of independent community off-sales operating in the city of Glasgow, Scotland (population circa 600,000) conducted between October 2011 and April 2012.

The seaside village of Yelapa, population circa 1,000, is surrounded by pristine jungle and accessible pretty much only from the sea.

The metal salts alone showed a minimal amount of activity, with a reduction of circa 10 102 CFU/ml in cell population, however the greatest decrease (circa 104 CFU/ml) (p < 0.5) was seen with E. coli upon addition of Fe (II), Cu (II), and Zn (II) ions.

Standardized for the German resident population aged 60 years and older, the latter estimated annual per capita expenditures of circa €13,300 (original value: €13,800) for insurants with a dementia diagnosis compared with circa €3,600 (original value: €3,700) for insurants without such a diagnosis [ 15].

Pathos is also the beauty of "Circa 1971," though.

In this case, nanoparticles of circa 5 nm are formed.