Sentence examples for a precise demographic from inspiring English sources

Unlike for human evolution, a precise demographic model as a basis for the coalescence simulation is not available for the diversification of cattle breeds.

In an attempt to offset the effects of a possible population expansion on Tajima's D p-value observed for the Senegalese, and in the absence of a precise demographic model for this population, we have run further simulations assuming for the Senegalese the demographic model used previously for the Europeans.

The sites have an advantage over regular radio in that they can find out exactly how many computers are tuned in at a given moment, and through user registration can gather more precise demographic information on their audiences.

George Osborne is hurting the precise demographic groups which delivered him victory in May".

The author comments: George Osborne is hurting the precise demographic groups which delivered him victory in May.

"I'm concerned, given the concern in the city, given the precise demographic of Mr Butler, given the verdict, whatever it may be, down the road," the judge said.

I think we don't yet know very well the precise demographic profile of Brexit voters and Trump and Sanders supporters — whether they are people who have been materially damaged by free trade and immigration or people who are hostile to the status quo for other reasons.

Mobile advertising company NativeX is announcing new targeting features that it describes as "the most precise demographic targeting technology to date".

This suggests that our methodological approach, deciphering ecosystem fluxes by demographic processes, could be very useful to predict the long-term trajectories in highly diverse tropical forests for which precise demographic data may be lacking, but aggregative forest dynamic censuses are available from forest inventories.

The precise demographic of Generation Screwed was thus tricky to define without resorting to obvious phrases like "Aryan" and "ancient" and "penile".

Precise demographic information (e.g. husbands occupation) was not collected as it was considered too intrusive and could have affected recruitment and the discussion.