Sentence examples for view of population from inspiring English sources
I have no idea why any economist would feel good advocating for measures that deny women the opportunity to get an education, work, and use family planning to take control of important life decisions.Secondly, Mr Mulligan has taken a rather know-nothing view of population growth.
But why not just ignore my point rather than fabricating something to discredit?He accuses me of ignoring his point (or are you actually saying something else, Mr Mulligan?), when in that same post linked above I wrote:Mr Mulligan has taken a rather know-nothing view of population growth.
But more than this, the 1-day timeframe provided that the sample size is large enough gives a very clear view of population burden.
While all these issues appeared to be highly sensitive, the final SFDRR text integrates several elements of these discussions and reflects a nuanced view of population movements as a dynamic that can result in increased or reduced hazard impacts.
However, we took a study area wide view of population trends (necessitated by sample size requirements of distance sampling) rather than a site-specific approach.
Moreover, when |C| changes from values greater than |B| to values smaller than |B|, there is an unexpected, discontinuous transition in the weaker population 2 from a state in which everybody is cooperative from the point of view of population 1 to a state in which everybody shows the own preferred behavior 2 (see Movie S3).
Drawn over them in ink are webs of images: topographical maps snarled with architectural forms, sooty clouds of dots and dashes like aerial views of population centers.
There is a similar risk that the approach to garden cities may well be planning for housing delivery based on previous views of population trends and changing market demand.
M2 links claims and demographic data to provide summary and detailed views of population, clinical, and financial health utilization data.
The disparity in views of population health between ACOs and public health agencies is not surprising, given their different missions.
The absence of isolation-by-distance in our set of study populations in combination with the observed population differentiation reinforces the view of strong population isolation and subsequent differentiation due to dispersal limitation.
