Sentence examples for age-specific population from inspiring English sources

Also, an increase in the share of age-specific population decreases the training chances of school leavers.

In model 1 (see Table 1) the socio-economic situation is controlled by the unemployment rate and the age-specific population in the administrative district.

They vary considerably with regard to the number of inhabitants and their spatial extent, which is why age-specific population is included in our analysis.

With an adjusted time series format a data set of unemployment rates and age-specific population from 1999 to 2011 on the level of districts is constructed.

Fatal crash involvement per 100 million miles driven for adults over 80 is the highest of all age groups, including teens, however due to reduced miles driven, crash rates per age-specific population are much lower (McCartt & Teoh 2014).

Interpretation of the "hot spots" in such situation should be done with caution, since the age-time interactions can be easily distorted due to skewing distributions toward age-specific population or unequal sizes of age groups.

The age-specific excess hospitalization rate for each specified virus was defined as the difference between the annual sums of observed and virus-specific baseline hospitalization for each age group divided by the age-specific population.

The age-specific incidence of laboratory-confirmed influenza pneumonia was calculated by dividing the total number of influenza cases among enrolled patients in each age category by the combined corresponding age-specific population of both provinces and is hereafter referred to as the minimum incidence.

Although conventionally, fractionation is done by gradually increasing flow rates and isolating populations of incrementally larger cells, we found that by selecting for large, then small cells over a given time-frame, a very pure age-specific population of cells can be obtained that immediately begin to progress through the cell cycle.

†Cannot conclude because of lack of age-specific population data.

* indicates a significant difference at baseline from the age-specific population norm for the scale.