Sentence examples for a demographic cross section from inspiring English sources
While we were there, it was a demographic cross section.
Nonetheless, the Medical School 3 sample did represent a demographic cross-section and a range of MTAS scores.
Queens is often cited as the most diverse of the city's boroughs, and the demographic cross-section on display at Astoria Seafood, which has been owned for three generations by the same Greek family, is straight out of a political-campaign ad.
The demographic cross-section of the population used in this study was mostly of Hispanic origin (32 of 37 infants).
The sample will be stratified by region to obtain a representative cross section of participants by demographics and geographic location.
This would ensure that the definition of chronic pain by Kyranou and Puntillo (2012) was accurate and would also provide a sufficient cross section of patients regarding demographics and admission diagnoses [ 5].
Add in any of the three largest cities around him, and level the voter demographics out to a more representative cross section of Ohio voters, and it is highly unlikely that Boehner would have survived the 2012 election cycle.
A survey of the American military's endlessly compiled and analyzed demographics paints a picture of a fighting force that is anything but a cross section of America.
"It has to be a real cross section".
"I wanted a real cross section of men who dance.
a Hillslope cross section.
