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In percentage of what in what species, or objects. It is 0% in water! The percentage will depend on what the denominator is. there will be a huge difference between haemoglobin as a percentage of total blood or percentage of total body mass. Also it will vary: people living at high altitudes tend to have higher concentrations.
One would need to know the country in which this person was born and where he has been living.
Several U.S. cities have populations around 80,000. Examples include Aurora, Colorado; Chattanooga, Tennessee; and Greensboro, North Carolina. These cities vary in culture, geography, and economy, providing diverse living environments and opportunities for residents.
we all living beings use all of (nearly all of) our brain, i.e. approx. 100% of our brain.
an increase in the number of people living in cities and an increase in the percentage living in cities
The world's current urbanization rate is approximately 55%, with more than half of the global population living in urban areas. This rate is expected to increase as more people move to cities for better economic opportunities and quality of life.
No, The population increased because people are living longer. It is expected to decrease later on.
In 2005, the percentage of world population living in cities was estimated at 49% .
More than half of all African Americans now live in central cities.
There has been a worldwide increase in the percentage of population living in cities. In Italy the city population in 1950 was 54.1%, as of 2010 the percentage is now 68.4% and is expected to keep rising.
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A general decrease in discretionary income generally leads to a decrease in living standards.
Preventing over crowding
Approximately one-third of all Americans lived in cities in 1910. One-third is the fractional part considered to be equivalent to 33.33 percent.
The percentage of African Americans living in larger cities in the United States is approximately 50%. Major metropolitan areas like New York, Chicago, and Atlanta have significant African American populations, contributing to a higher concentration in urban areas.
In 1920 this percentage was 48,5% In 1965 this percentage was 68,1%