The figures don't actually take into account the fact that Glasgow's real population is more than 1.2m.
Russia today is facing a real population crisis as young people emigrate, those who stay have fewer children and the life expectancy of men is falling.
Several commenters point to low-fertility countries such as Japan, Italy and Germany, and argue that problems experienced by such countries are proof that the "real" population crisis is our dropping fertility rate.
Vila Real, population 51,367, is the second smallest town ever to have a team in a European semi-final (after Monaco), and this is a club that only reached the first division in 1998.
But it is clear that the real population of the town, at any given moment, is considerably less than the official figure of 15,000.Poland's Central Statistics Office estimates that 2.1m Poles are living abroad, most within Europe.
We conduct a simulation study on a real population.
Conversely, we included a broader spectrum of patients to resemble a real population of critically ill patients.
In practice, although the sample includes only software testing professionals, its size is reduced in the face of the real population.
Agent-based models are appropriate tools to simulate these interactions, being sufficiently flexible to mimic real population processes under a range of environmental conditions.
Figure 9a gives the scree plots of the population eigenvalue estimates, showing significant differences between estimates, and none of the estimates matches closely with the real population eigenvalues.
The diets should be rather representative of an equilibrated diet with GMOs like it could be the case in a real population in America.
