Sentence examples for rough population from inspiring English sources
To know whether a target to "upgrade" slums can be achieved it has to be measurable, but for many slums there are only rough population counts without detailed enumeration.
Nevertheless, we believe that our calculations are of great value for further management plans because they are the first, however rough, population estimates ever published for clouded leopards and they are based on empirical, although limited, evidence.
The following definitions were used in explaining patient residences: Urban: a setting commonly called a city with most of such facilities like hospitals, municipalities, big hotels, night clubs, video shows, universities, colleges, and a relatively higher trade movement with a rough population size of 100,000 to 250,000 people.
The Polish rough sleeping population has declined as the Polish economy has improved.
In London, non-UK citizens make up 56.7% of the total rough sleeping population, with Romanians accounting for 18%.
"The rough sleeping population is being specifically targeted in Westminster by dealers," said councillor Nickie Aiken, cabinet member for public protection at Westminster city council.
These stories are set in or near the Tennessee countryside, amid a rough-hewn population.
The area's rough-sleeping population was a direct result of another "crackdown on homelessness" in nearby Waterloo.
German reunification ended the rough parity in population between the two nations, and the European Union's admission of Poland, the Czech Republic and others will place Berlin at the heart of Europe.
In subsequent years, only rough estimations of population dose have been made based on the information on the number of CT studies and type of CT scans derived from yearly data collections of medical imaging practice in the Netherlands.
We used a resource selection function to (1) predict habitat suitable for survival, reproduction and dispersal of wolverines across the western US, (2) make a rough estimate of population capacity, and (3) develop conservation priorities at the metapopulation scale.
