Even measured as a percentage of population, the pace of the drop, 2.4percentt, was second only to that of the District of Columbia, federal officials said.
This reduction means that most countries can achieve the vaguely defined target of reducing the mortality rate and affected population rate without engaging in special efforts; (2) Coping capacity for natural hazards of those countries with increasing mortality and affected population rates cannot keep pace with M h and the growth of exposure in our estimated scenario.
In some galleries, particularly those dealing with DNA and animal populations, the pace is overly rapid.
In a CRT population, the PAcing THerapies in Congestive Heart Failure (PATH-CHF) trial demonstrated a significant acute hemodynamic effect of varying the AV delay in RV, LV and biventricular pacing [ 28, 29].
The rising population and frenzied pace of development have put stress on this fragile island.
Furthermore, and as the global population rises, the pace of change is vastly faster than ever before.
With its enormous population and breathtaking pace of economic development, China surpassed the United States two years ago as the largest emitter of greenhouse gases.
As a consequence, women in Afghanistan bear an average of nearly seven children, and the Afghan population is on pace to double in size over the next 25 years.
Oversimplifying a bit, economic growth is driven mainly by two factors: the size of the working population, and the pace of technological progress.
The Chinese middle class — defined by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development as those with the means to make spending decisions beyond just subsistence — is almost certainly growing: it is now about ten per cent of China's population, and on pace to be forty per cent by 2020.
