Sentence examples for whereas population from inspiring English sources
For Malthus, famine was inevitable because the math of human existence did not add up: the means of subsistence grew only arithmetically (1, 2, 3), whereas population grew geometrically (2, 4, 8).
His "Essay on the Principle of Population", published in 1798, argued that whereas population rises geometrically, food production increases only arithmetically.
Genetic diversity within populations was found to be moderate (average HE = 0.489), whereas population differentiation was low (FST = 0.047).
Rainfall and topography were negatively associated with urbanization, whereas population wealth was positively associated with land conversion to urban.
City size should correlate with greater CO2 emissions, whereas population density, representing more compact building arrangements, should be negatively correlated.
As a measure of labour market size in a country, population increase in the source country induces emigration whereas population increase in the destination country induces immigration (Lewer and Van den Berg 2008; Ramos and Suriñach 2013).
Long-term intake of herbs containing aristolochic acid (AA) has been reported to be associated with increased risk of chronic kidney disease (CKD), whereas population-based studies are limited.
Bacterial populations treated only with rif showed a very high slope (5.43), whereas populations exposed to rif plus phage showed a relatively low slope (1.51).
Populations at the end of the high density phase showed null prevalence whereas populations in increase or outbreak phases exhibited higher prevalences.
Whereas populations of these species are expected to be largest in old semi-natural grasslands, these species may also occur in successional grasslands on previously arable fields.
Small remnant woodland patches may be seen as 'safe sites': in this environment population sizes were more or less stable during the 13-year period whereas populations in ditches around arable fields were particularly susceptible to decline.
