Sentence examples for population per unit area from inspiring English sources

(a) The susceptible population per unit area and (b) the infected population per unit area are plotted as functions of x for t between 30 (left most) and 60 (right most), plotted in time steps of 10.

In other words, they represent the numbers of individuals in the prey and predator population per unit area, respectively.

Drainage frequency or channel frequency is directly related to stream population per unit area of the watershed (Horton 1932).

As plant population increases per unit area, a point is reached at which each plant begins to compete for certain essential growth factors e.g., nutrients, moisture, and light.

With some exceptions e.g., large apartment complexes in downtown Chicago people do not reside in the downtown areas, and there is a steady downward gradient in population density per unit area (and more open land and single-family residences) as one moves from the inner city toward the open country.

Due to a high population density per unit area of agricultural land, and small size of landholdings– 64%% are less than 1 ha (Gouri et al. 2004), agriculture which was primarily for subsistence and considered an uneconomic vocation was diversified into horticulture which has relatively higher yields per unit area in terms of money than other agricultural crops (Ahluwalia 1998).

This could be attributed to little land degradation and low population density per unit area (70 inhabitants' per km2) in Chikwedziwa at that time (1987), but the sediment rate for this area is expected to be higher than 45 tkm−2 yeat−1 at present.

Effective density is the effective population size per unit area.

In very large counties (that are often remote), nurse density, as a metric of access, might be better considered as a product of nurses per unit population and per unit area.

Also, at this repetition rate nanotip flowers often formed in clusters of 50 μm or larger; however, dramatic differences in nanotip population density (nanotips per unit area) were seen oftentimes within a single ablated region of a sample (see Figure 3).

We denote by C the population density (cells per unit area) of healthy chondrocytes at a given time and location.