Sentence examples for progress of population from inspiring English sources

And, "The remaining charge against the House of Representatives, which I am to examine, is grounded on a supposition that the number of members will not be augmented from time to time, as the progress of population may demand.

We suggested that the genome point of view might contribute to the future progress of population genomics, in both theoretical and applicable aspects.

In a Federalist essay, Madison praised his fellow Framers' "foresight" in seeing to it "that the progress of population may be accompanied with a proper increase of the representative branch of the government".

Therefore, when males and females both contribute to genetic progress of the population, genotyping both sexes may be the best option.

It must be noted that while the findings of the current study provides evidence in support of increasing health care expenditure, this may only be a necessary but not sufficient condition as achieving progress in terms of population health may depend on the effective and efficient allocation of such resources.

"It's good, it's important, and it doesn't bother me," says Marinalva de Santos Feitosa, who acknowledges she doesn't really understand the science as she allows biologists into her backyard to check on the progress of the local population.

Economic progress of the Roma population in Bulgaria has experienced a number of setbacks, ever since the political and economic transition of the late 80s (84, 85).

Over the past decade, Ethiopia has recorded notable progress in a number of population health outcomes.

Initially, very little progress was made in terms of population coverage of the program.

In a properly organized society, in their view, progress was consistent with any level of population, since population size was the principal factor determining the amount of resources.

Most of the sample (57.1%) thought that the development of the great Mediterranean civilizations in historical times was favoured by a presumed intellectual superiority which, according to 65.9% of the students, also contributed to the scientific and technological progress of present-day Western populations.