Sentence examples for dad demographic from inspiring English sources

Though the US-bound threequel lacks the global window-dressing that the producer Luc Besson employed effectively in the first two and on his own Lucy last year, it can rely on the basics to chalk up cash: Neeson to pull in the dad demographic, with the promise of genre mayhem taking care of the younger one.

Whatever the reason, there are multiple dynamics in play resulting in a much larger stay-at-home dad demographic that society has yet to accept.

The DAD contains demographic, administrative and clinical data for all hospital discharges in the province.

Less eclectic than Glastonbury, less indie than Leeds or Reading, and not as poppy as V, the Isle of Wight festival doesn't neglect the dad-rock demographic.

In its original American broadcast on October 10, 2010, "MoneyBart" was viewed by an estimated 6.74 million viewers, according to the Nielsen Media Research, receiving a 3.0 rating/8% share among adults between the ages of 18 and 49, beating The Cleveland Show and American Dad! in the demographic and total viewers and ranking third in its timeslot.

All Ontario hospitals are included in the computerized DAD, which contains clinical, demographic, and administrative data for each hospital discharge.

Similar to DAD, each row records demographic, diagnostic, procedural and treatment information for a single emergency room visit.

Abbreviations: SOFA Sequential organ failure assessment, PaO 2 Arterial partial pressure of oxygen, FiO 2 fraction of inspired oxygen, DAD diffuse alveolar damage Demographic and clinical characteristics of patients with ARDS with DAD vs those without DAD are shown in Table  5.

Working dads simply don't count as a recognized demographic in our society — a dad is a dad, and he works, of course, and to suggest otherwise is, well, strange.

It was the only half-hour of the night when Fox failed to place first among adults 18 to 49. "American Dad" was outpaced in that demographic by the last 30 minutes of a particularly tear-jerking, two-part episode of ABC's "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" (7.38 million), in which the team remade both an 8-year-old cancer patient's hospital ward and her family's home.

The episode also acquired a 3.9 rating in the 18 49 demographic, beating American Dad! and The Simpsons in addition to significantly edging out both shows in total viewership.