Sentence examples for uneven population from inspiring English sources

The scarcity of water has led to a very uneven population distribution, with most people living along the fertile banks of the rivers or in fertile mountain foothills in the southeast; comparatively few live in the vast arid expanses of central and western Kazakhstan and western Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan.

This demonstrates the uneven population distribution as implied by the Hu Line and the particularity of the minority population distribution.

A territory where predicting the needs, wishes and claims of an increasingly uneven population is more and more complicated.

Changes in racial configuration patterns are affected by uneven population growth of different racial/ethnic groups and by modification of social attitudes.

The inconsistency in the order of parties according to votes received and seats allocated arose due to a special rule created to address uneven population distribution between Java and other islands.

Peripatric speciation is supported through uneven potential and realized distributions and uneven population size estimates based on field collections.

Conversely, the increased frequency of DL in persons living near persons with recent cases of this disease may be caused by other factors, such as uneven human population distribution and vector densities in the area and other potential environmental factors that affect parasite reservoirs.

The uneven sample populations were due to two factors.

The asymmetric pattern in Fig. 5 is due to the uneven distribution of population over the two segments (the population of segment 2 is larger than the population of segment 1): the more the true coefficient of the large part of the population (segment 2) deviates from the average coefficient the larger is the expected predictive error.

Indeed, the crime fall was uneven across different population groups and areas and property crime concentration has increased during the crime drop (Ignatans and Pease 2015, 2016).

Many researchers have documented the surface and ground water depletion and pollution in India due to explosive growth and uneven distribution of population, poor irrigation practices, rapid urbanization, large-scale deforestation and improper land use practices (Jaiswal et al. 2003).