Sentence examples for to increase population from inspiring English sources
City dwellers' emissions per person tend to be lower, and the more planners can do to increase population density the better.
Despite presiding over a country with the highest unmet need for contraceptives in east Africa, and being warned by donors that the country needs to lower population growth if it is to meet the Millennium Development Goals, Yoweri Museveni has been vocal about the need to increase population if the country is to develop economically.
In Japan, a policy on constructing compact cities within local areas to increase population concentration is being discussed.
In the proposed algorithm, a new updating method for particle's global best position based on crowding radius is used to increase population diversity.
As practitioners seek ways to increase population rates of physical activity, interventions and advocacy efforts are being targeted to the community level.
Reintroduction of wolverines to the Southern Rockies and Sierra-Nevadas has the potential to increase population size by >50% and these regions may be robust to climate change.
This pilot study builds on efforts to develop evaluation methods to compare and contrast potential strategies designed to increase population physical activity generally, and to reduce disparities in activity levels more specifically.
"The AHA Life's Simple 7 provides an evidence-based, advantageous framework to increase population-wide awareness among African-Americans," she said.
Given the low levels of physical activity, many countries are investing resources in strategies to increase population-wide levels of health-enhancing physical activity (HEPA) [ 6].
Efforts to increase population-wide activity levels could produce large public health benefits and should remain a focus of health promotion efforts.
Overall, estimates of time use between the two different approaches were comparable, but it was recommended that survey weights were applied to the Time-Use Survey (as done here) in order to increase population-representativeness (Lader et al., 2006).
