Meanings of active population in English

And almost 17 percent of the economically active population is underemployed.

By that time we should have joined the transcendent- active population of this universe.'

Russia's economically active population is around 75 million people.

Genes significantly affected by age in the active population were fewer (n = 62).

Brazil has defied 1990s forecasts that the AIDS epidemic would ravage its young, sexually active population.

These figures are grossly disproportionate to the share of the economically active population of these groups.

The town is small, but has an active population, and a larger commerce than any other port in Syria.

More than half of Latin America's active population have informal jobs in areas such as street commerce and domestic labor.

Such an exceptional result is attributed to a decreased thermodynamic transformation barrier height (Δμb) associated with increased active population.

Yet they are only 9.9% of the economically active population.

The whole active population was on the perimeter, staring out into the gloom, unaware of what was happening behind its back.

The archaeal component of anaerobic oxidation of methane is comprised of an active population of mainly ANME-1b in this hypersaline sediment.

There, a significant proportion of the workforce is unskilled, and the current unemployment level is approaching 19 per cent of the active population.

The natural westward movement of an active population seeking new homes and personal betterment was augmented and stimulated by a propaganda of freedom.

Its population would increase to four million by 2006 and the active population would rise to more than 2.7 million.

Despite making up almost four-fifths of the economically- active population, Black South Africans only account for 15% of top management positions in this country.