Sentence examples for sparse population density from inspiring English sources

aIn the Tibetan plateau region, unique socio-cultural considerations include, for example, pastoral livelihoods that have been adapted to high altitude grasslands, sparse population density, and a harsh, unpredictable environment.

Rural and remote SLAs had sparse population density and many had no suicide cases during the study period.

Many rural areas (e.g., NT and WA) have a sparse population density, thus even a small number (e.g., 1 or 2) of suicide cases increase in particular rural LGA over time (e.g., from 1991 1995 period to 1996 2000 period) indicates a much higher relative risk increase over time compared with urban areas.

The economics of trying to provide universal grid coverage for poor areas with sparse population densities just do not work.

Bakuo, a sub-district at the city center, is considered especially vulnerable to heat because of sparse vegetation, high population density, poor dwelling conditions and a high proportion of low-income population.

The minimal adequate multivariate P. falciparum frequentist model includes elevation and angle of land slope, distance to permanent river, bare or sparse land cover, population density, and urban areas.

There are few detailed measurements of glacial ice, and the extremely poor accessibility and sparse population mean that the density of hydrometeorological stations of any sort is very low and far from being representative in a region characterized by high spatial variability of precipitation and temperature.

They reported that neighborhoods with high population density, sparse vegetation and no open space were exposed to more extreme temperatures.

Before industrialization, the region's population density was sparse, ranging from 0.8 to 11.7 persons per 100 square miles.

Once damage is confirmed, the health of the oak forest can be maintained if immediate action is taken before Allee effects (in which the growth rate of sparse populations increases with increasing population density; [ 52]) become severe.

Because population density is so sparse, high quality care can, for many, be hundreds of kilometres away.