Sentence examples for with lower population from inspiring English sources
Rural free delivery, in which mail goes to roadside mailboxes, was begun in 1896, is intended for areas with lower population density and only applies to areas outside a quarter-mile radius from the post office.
This paper also predicts that the programs will affect municipalities with lower population densities less because municipalities with lower population density do not benefit from an agglomeration economy.
This paper predicts that the program affects municipalities with lower population densities less than those with higher population densities.
HEX1 was composed of PGF cylinders with higher population of crystals while HEX2 consisted of PGF cylinders with lower population of crystals.
Protozoan population decreased (P<0.05) with the addition EOC and EOAC, with lower population in the EOAC-treated animals than in the EOC-treated group.
This is partly because zones with lower population, and therefore less self-potential, are more dependent on the potential of the other zones and the transport component.
And school boundaries were bitterly contested, with some families moving their children into schools with lower populations of immigrants, and others flexing their political influence to try to keep the immigrants out.
About 10% of teachers in minority schools were first-year educators, compared with 5% of those in schools with lower populations of black and Latino students.
Since our emission estimates for transportation and residential heating are population weighted, high ranks for provinces with lower populations suggests that industrial sources likely dominate the ranking.
In Illinois, the two parks that have been infested for at least a decade, Castle Rock State Park Ogle Countyy) and Loud Thunder Forest Preserve (Rock Island County), were classified as having dense tick populations, with lower populations in some sites along the Illinois River.
Other settings with lower populations may have much larger areas aggregated together, resulting in greater variation in risk within aggregated evaluation unit and increased misclassification of underlying districts compared with a district-level design.
