Примери за използване на Population had на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Only 2% of the population had flood insurance.
In 1991 when they achieved final independence from the Soviet Union,less than half the population had a phone line.
Only 6% of the population had graduated from High School.
Back in 1991, when Estonia regained their independence from the disintegrating Soviet Union,only half of its population had telephone lines.
The town's population had fallen to fewer than 10 people.
Less than 40 percent of the population had heard of him….
The population had increased to several hundred thousand people.
Less than 40 percent of the population had heard of him," another slide says.
Of the population had at least one ACE, and 12.5%, one in eight people studied, had four or more.
Seventy seven percent(77%)of the study population had estrogen receptor positive breast cancer.
Of the population had at least one ACE, and 12.6% had 4 or more ACEs.
WHEN Estonia regained its independence in 1991, after the collapse of the Soviet Union,less than half its population had a telephone line and its….
In Nicaragua the population had an army to defend it.
This was the case in Myanmar in 2007 in the so-called Safran Revolution, even thoughonly a small portion of the population had access to the Internet.
By that time the population had lived in little scattered hamlets.
While that may not sound like much, the city's population is roughly 14,000,indicating that about 1% of the population had voiced an opinion on the matter.
In 1990, 99% of the population had access to safe drinking water.
For a long time on the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina a dominating influence for the status and relationships among the population had the faith and not the ethnicity.
Of the study population had estrogen receptor positive breast cancer.
I was speaking in the largest Scottish city, Glasgow, where two-thirds of the population had voted to stay in the EU, just as every other Scottish district did.
The population had a strong incentive to refuse the light coins in payment, while hoarding the heavy coins.
As of 2018, only a little over 60% of the population had consistent internet access according to Freedom House.
Since only a small proportion of this population had moderate(about 5%) or high(less than 2%) nut consumption, even a small increase in nut consumption may have a large potential to lead to a reduction in the incidence of atrial fibrillation and heart failure in this population, .
Under the planned economy regime, the taxes and fees collected from the population had an extremely small relative share of the total amount of budget revenues.
Only 74 percent of the population had access to piped water supply and 55 percent of households had household connections.
The data of World Health Organization shows that 27% of European Union adult population had experienced at least one of mental disorders in the past year, such as eating disorders or depression.
Data show that 55% of the population had sustainable access to improved drinking water sources and 33% had sustainable access to improved sanitation.
The researchers found that the overall distribution of sleep types formed a fairly predictable bell curve:50 percent of the population had sleep midpoints fall between 2:24 a.m. and 4:15 a.m., while 25 percent of the sample showed sleep midpointsearlier than that windowand 25 percent showed midpoints after that window.
By the beginning of the 19th century, the world population had grown to a billion individuals, and intellectuals such as Thomas Malthus predicted that humankind would outgrow its available resources, because a finite amount of land would be incapable of supporting a population with a limitless potential for increase.
Off the coast of Massachusetts,on the island of Martha's Vineyard in the 18th century, the population had a much higher rate of deafness than the general population of the continental United States because of the founder effect and the island's isolation.