The phrase "a specified demographic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular group of people defined by specific characteristics such as age, gender, income level, or other factors.
Example: "The marketing campaign was designed to target a specified demographic of young professionals aged 25 to 35."
Alternatives: "a defined demographic" or "a targeted demographic".
Instead, selection strength is an emergent property of specified demographic parameters in a given environment and can change over time due to ecological effects, if these are modelled.
Drawing from an initial distribution of specified demographic (age, sex) and clinical characteristics (CD4 count, HIV RNA level, history of opportunistic infection), the model simulates a cohort of individual patients whose clinical course is tracked from model entry until death.
Called Marketplace, the product would allow ordinary PC users to search across the country for the names, addresses, and phone numbers of individuals who matched specified demographic or psychographic characteristics.
This benchmark needs to be met regardless of ethnicity, specified demographic subgroups, limited English proficiency, or other identified disability factors.
An equally-sized control group was formed in order to conduct group-based comparisons along specified demographic and clinical variables.
For each time-unknown scenario, 190 TEs were selected from a randomly chosen single reference to model our actual data set, and the probability of observing as many or fewer in the entire sample was determined for each of the 190 insertions, conditional on the number of simulated mutations and also the specified demographic scenario for the population size.
For each population, we specify demographic information, poliovirus transmissibility and seasonality, and the history of live poliovirus exposure, including OPV use for RI or SIAs.
How many people of a certain demographic does it take to perform a specified task?
We first examine how the prediction result changes when the following three demographic dimensions are used for filtering: (1) requiring a specified location; (2) using the inferred gender; and (3) using the inferred age.
