Populations
Wards and populations are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wards" instead a noun "Populations".
Wards
Populations and wards are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Populations" instead a noun "Wards".
Both words in one sentence
- Such research can only enroll "vulnerable populations" such as wards of the state if they stand to benefit directly from the research.
Source: Fostering for Profit - In addition, "language wards" may also be formed in areas with large populations of Church members whose native language is different from the local languagesuch as areas adjacent to US military bases overseas, or in metropolitan areas with large populations of immigrants.
Source: Useful Notes / Mormonism
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