Usage of "more urbanised"

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Usage of more urbanised in English

ΔTLF was only significant in more urbanised study areas where TLF was greatest. 
 Pubmed 

However, unvaccinated girls lived in more urbanised areas and were more likely to have a religious background. 
 Pubmed 

As society has become more urbanised, mechanised and computerised the post office network has struggled to survive. 
 The Irish Times 

The US is becoming a more urbanised nation at the same time honeybees are disappearing due to hive collapse. 
 BBC 

Residents of the rural ITV Border region fear the second half will be dominated by news from the more urbanised north-east. 
 The Guardian 

Then, as Africa became more urbanised and roads connected remote regions to cities, men went to the cities to look for work. 
 The Guardian 

The town was always -and still remains -a part of Dublin city that is set apart from the more urbanised areas. 
 The Irish Times 

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Meanings of more urbanised in English