Sentence examples for a demographic study from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sturm said his district is undertaking a demographic study this spring to assess the needs of the district.

A demographic study done two years ago showed enrollment would increase by 1,000 over the next five years, and "that's on target," she said.

He doesn't need a demographic study to know this; he walks through the parking lot at every truck race and sees only pickups.

Later, she cited the results of a demographic study of local neighborhoods, showing a high concentration of people 25 to 40 years old.

A demographic study done by Equitable showed that as of 1998 there were 144,000 people with an average annual household income of $61,614 living within a five-mile radius of Seaview Square.

In support of this motion, the company commissioned a demographic study of Pike County and submitted it to the court, as an illustration of potential bias in the jury pool.

Begin by performing a demographics study to better understand the clientele that frequents your establishment.

Recently, a large demographic study found a positive association between migraine and systolic hypertension.

28 To test the hypothesis that An. gambiae aestivates in the Sahel, we undertook a mosquito demographic study including a mark release recapture (MRR) study conducted from one rainy season (September to November 2008) to the beginning of the next (April to June 2009) in the village Thierola, located in the Sahelian belt of Mali.

Therefore, although franchises may be able to do a quick demographic study and gauge whether there is a good chance that a location will fare well, they rarely know an area as well as the locals.

Theilgaard, S. A. et al. Esthesioneuroblastoma: a Danish demographic study of 40 patients registered between 1978 and 2000.