Sentence examples for provinces population from inspiring English sources

Throughout the Eastern provinces, population levels seem to have remained higher, and the emperors in Constantinople never had to search (at least until the 6th century) for men to fill the ranks of their armies.

To calculate national estimates for influenza pneumonia hospitalization, we extrapolated population-based data that captured all pneumonia admissions from our two study provinces (population 1.2 million) under the assumption that the incidence of hospitalized influenza pneumonia does not differ systematically year after year across the 76 provinces of Thailand.

The 18 poorly performing provinces (population 620 million, 51.3%) had only 94 (26.5%) medical schools.

Briefly, the inhabitants of the Kayanza, Karuzi, and Ngozi provinces (population 1,415,900) of Burundi, which borders Rwanda, live in small farming villages, most at an altitude >1,500 m.

The IWK is a university-affiliated primary and tertiary-care pediatric hospital with an urban population of 300,000 and is a referral center for the Maritime provinces (population 2 million) of Canada.

In Ontario, Canada's most populous province (population 13.1 million), two meningococcal vaccines are currently in use at different ages.

Soderbergh keeps the screen busy: London, population 8.6 million; China, Guangdong province, population 100 million.

In Vang Vieng province (population 51,000), backpackers now outnumber locals by about three to one.

Setting Nova Scotia, an eastern Canadian province (population: 950,000).

Otherwise there are few differences between the study sample and the estimated province population.

Otherwise there were negligible differences between the study sample and the estimated province population.