Sentence examples for population rich from inspiring English sources
It's now clear, though, that a cross-section of the American population, rich and poor and in-between, joined them, for the usual mixture of reasons.
In contrast to these islands, however, the tourism industry is undeveloped in Guyana, and the country's economy is almost entirely reliant on sugar, rice, timber and gold, primary products that keep chronic joblessness at bay, but do not make the population rich.
Yet despite the volatile situation, Steil says she still loves Yemen and is devastated not to be able to return to the country whose friendly population, rich culture and vibrant history have been the only home she and Torlot have shared.
Clinicians should take the advantage of China's large population, rich case source, broad disease spectrum, and low cost to conduct high quality randomized clinical trials.
hUCB contains a heterogeneous cell population rich in hematopoietic progenitor/stem cells [16] [20], non-hematopoietic cells that can develop into cells of various tissue lineages [21] [24] as well as T cells, B cells and monocytes.
However, RH mapping relies heavily on the availability of an adequate RH population rich in detectable deletions.
Unfortunately, in countries such as these, diseases like TB will continue to spread until they reach populations rich enough to afford good treatment.
As with the second transition, NCDs continue to rise in populations rich and poor, in developed nations and LMICs alike.
Results include increased fish populations, richer marine habitats, and coastlines less vulnerable to climate change — and more food for people.
This conclusion was drawn from analyses conducted within Iliamna Lake, a large and population-rich lake harbouring three different spawning habitats.
Simple and partial Mantel tests performed within the population-rich Iliamna Lake suggested that spawn timing had a higher degree of correlation with pairwise genetic distances than geographic distances, albeit only for the 'Outlier 2' SNP set (Table 4).
