Sentence examples for sparser population from inspiring English sources

Yet, with its sparser population, Staten Island consistently wins the highest marks for cleanliness.

The city's sparser population has led to what Daniel Flannery, director of Case Western Reserve's Begun Center for Violence Prevention Research and Education, calls "neighborhood disorganization".

Owing to sparser population distributions and lower income levels province-wide, these people generally received lower levels of education.

Ch2 neurons are continuous with a sparser population of large neurons that are located along the medio-ventral surface of the hemisphere in the nucleus of the horizontal limb of the diagonal band (Ch3).

The lowest appetite was in Scotland, where some constituencies showed fewer than 500 supporters, although these areas have sparser populations on the whole.

We demonstrate that the competition among pathogenic variants in the presence of superinfection affects outcome of culling campaigns, since increased host mortality may select for less virulent strains able to establish in sparser populations.

Counties with dense sheep populations were sampled disproportionately, so that individual sheep within holdings in those counties were more likely to be sampled than sheep in counties with sparser populations.

The isDR is complemented by a much sparser serotonergic population found at the caudal linear nucleus (CLi), including laterally dispersed cells, or wing portion of the CLi (CLiW).

In general, there can be no doubt that nomadic populations always remained far sparser than agricultural populations.

Its territory and wealth are greater, its population sparser, its sense of nationhood more fragile.

Two northwestern New Jersey counties, Sussex and Hunterdon, got hit much harder than the average, both experiencing declines of more than 20 percent, which various analysts have ascribed to sparser development, smaller population and greater distance from job centers.