EXPOSURE TO EARTHQUAKES — DISTRIBUTION AND CHANGE OF THE WORLD’S POPULATION WITH REGARD TO DISPOSITION OF SEISMIC ACTIVITIES by Milan Djordjević, Aleksandar Radivojević, Ranko Dragović, Ivan Filipović

“…There is also a summary of the change in world population during the 25‑year period (1990–2015), within continents and earthquake intensity zones as well as a comparison between continents. …”
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Studies on free radicals, antioxidants, and co-factors by Khalid Rahman

“…The life expectancy of the world population is increasing, and it is estimated that by 2025, 29% of the world population will be aged 60 years or older, and this will lead to an increase in the number of older people acquiring age-related chronic diseases. …”
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Translating evidence into practice: eligibility criteria fail to eliminate clinically significant differences between real-world and study populations by Amelia J. Averitt, Chunhua Weng, Patrick Ryan, Adler Perotte

“…If the RCT population differs from the real-world population on factors that induce HTE, the trials effect will not replicate. …”
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Design and fabrication of microfluidic chip by Kunasagaran, Om priya.

“…Hence, to save the world population, an effective and reliable method to trap and detect microbes such as Cryptosporidium is required. …”
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Dry-masonry Brick House System as an "Adaptable Building" Model for Asian Markets by Khamidi, Mohd. Faris

“…Since 1950, the world population has more than doubled where most of this growth has taken place in developing world. …”
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Monsoons by Kyung-Ja Ha

“…Monsoon climates affect the daily lives of two-thirds of the world population [...]…”
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Species composition, damage and methods of protection from pests in the greenhouse by Nuralieva Dilnoza

“…Vegetable crops are essential for feeding the world's population, which implies their significance in ensuring food security. …”
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A safe, reliable and regenerative electrical energy supply to power the future by Weber H., Ahmed N.

“…With the increase of the world population, there is a subsequent rise in the usage of both electrical and non-electrical types of energy. …”
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Exploring the ocean for new drug developments: Marine pharmacology by Harshad Malve

“…The enormous growth of world population has overburdened the existing resources for the drugs. …”
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Social aspect of urban agriculture with examples from Croatia by Ana Poštek, Ivica Kisić, Marija Cerjak, Luka Brezinščak

“…As the world's population increases every day, so does their need for food. …”
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Ethnological aspects of COVID-19 by Priya Dhiman, Meenakshi Bhatia

“…In past decades, the world population has faced various viral infectious illness outbreaks. …”
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Dietary proteins: from evolution to engineering by Hannelore Daniel

“…Developments in agriculture and food science have increased availability and diversity of food including protein for a rapidly growing world population while nutrient deficiencies resulting in stunting in children for example have been reduced. …”
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INVESTIGATION OF THE ENGLAND AND TURKEY AMPUTEE FOOTBALL TEAMS’ SUCCESS BY SEVERAL FACTORS by Hasan Erdem MUMCU, Abdulkerim ÇEVİKER

“…The population of the disabled also increases in proportion to the rapid increase of the world population. Sport is one of the most important ways to minimize the lack of obstacles that disabled people who are approximately 15% of the world's population have in their daily lives and to integrate them with the society they live in. …”
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World mortality 1950-2000: divergence replaces convergence from the late 1980s. by Moser, K, Shkolnikov, V, Leon, D

“… OBJECTIVE: We sought to investigate to what extent worldwide improvements in mortality over the past 50 years have been accompanied by convergence in the mortality experience of the world's population. METHODS: We have adopted a novel approach to the objective measurement of global mortality convergence. …”

Aging society and ICT : Global silver innovation / by Obi, Toshio, editor, Auffret, Jean-Pierre 1957-, Iwasaki, Naoko 1975-, Anticipating the Special Needs of the 21st Century Silver Economy (Workshop) (2012 : Waseda University, Tokyo)

“…It is predicted that by 2050, 22% of the world's population will be over 60 years of age. This rapid shift in demographics calls for the development of coherent and forward-looking policies to address the many challenges which will inevitably arise as a result. …”

Global Inequality in Energy Consumption from 1980 to 2010 by Scott Lawrence, Qin Liu, Victor M. Yakovenko

“…A consequence of the latter is the law of 1/3: the top 1/3 of the world population consumes 2/3 of produced energy. We also find similar results for the global probability distribution of CO2 emissions per capita.…”
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World mortality 1950-2000: divergence replaces convergence from the late 1980s by Kath Moser, Vladimir Shkolnikov, David A. Leon

“…OBJECTIVE: We sought to investigate to what extent worldwide improvements in mortality over the past 50 years have been accompanied by convergence in the mortality experience of the world's population. METHODS: We have adopted a novel approach to the objective measurement of global mortality convergence. …”
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Strategies for increasing the capture, storage, and utilization of precipitation in semiarid regions by B A Stewart, Wei-li LIANG

“…The dry areas of the developing world where approximately 40% of the world population lives comprise about 40% of the earth's land area. …”
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Aflatoxins in rice: Worldwide occurrence and public health perspectives by Nurshad Ali

“…Moreover, a regular survey for aflatoxins occurrence in rice and biomarkers-based studies is recommended to prevent and reduce the adverse health effects in the world population. Keywords: Aflatoxins, Rice, Occurrence, Biomarker, Exposure, Human health…”
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Happiness theory as a mission to design interior space for Senior Subjective Well Being in elderly care homes by Dalia Sherif Kamel Shaheen, Ismail Ahmed Awwad, salawi Youssef Abdel Bari

“…The world is aging rapidly, which makes the issue of the aging of the world's population the most urgent issue raised globally; Because of the great impact that the aging of the world's population will have on the state of health, social services and economic growth, and on all aspects of life. …”
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