Sentence examples for smallest populations from inspiring English sources

The South Dakota model has also drawn interest in Iowa, where the 33 counties with the smallest populations, among 99 over all, contain fewer than 4 percent of the state's lawyers.

The smallest populations showed little phenotypic variation, which was seen as evidence that they were the most fit or most finely adapted populations.

With production levels matching the Gulf states, and one of the smallest populations in Africa (less than 3m at the time), the black gold made it rich quickly.

In addition, for the counties with the smallest populations, only six commercial-scale turbines are needed to meet the net annual county electricity usage; the most populous county would require up to 69 turbines.

This figure was lowest in the smallest populations, which also exhibited lower rates of germination, smaller plants, and less genetic diversity than larger populations.

In all cases these were the smallest populations by comparison to EpCAM expressing fraction, showing NCAM+FZD7+EpCAM−, NCAM+NTRK2+EpCAM− and NCAM+CD133+EpCAM− cell fractions to be ≤1% of HFK cells, and NCAM+PSA-NCAM+EpCAM− ∼2.5% of the cells.

SMALLEST LEAGUE TEAM "Which League team comes from the town with the smallest population?

But it does boast one of the world's smallest population densities.

The village here, Brekkuþorp, is Iceland's smallest (population 35).

New Hampshire has the ninth smallest population in the country, with a small budget to match.

Iowa and New Hampshire are small states with small populations.