Sentence examples for demographic calculation from inspiring English sources

I'd guess there's some demographic calculation along with the quality of the songs.

He seems to be asking himself, By what unholy mix of demographic calculation and liberal-wish projection have I ended up wedged in the front seat of a little car between these two pinkish fellows?

Rather, just demographic data, in particular the individual line items in the international classification of diseases are ranked using the disability-adjusted years of potential life lost (DALY) demographic calculation.

Their populations were noted, but they were otherwise excluded from demographic calculations.

He examines the rise of life insurance in the 17th century and Benjamin Franklin's shrewd demographic calculations, which influenced Britain's decision to acquire Canada rather than Guadeloupe after the French and Indian War.

From the vantage point of 2016, it is far easier, for a person like me, to understand why Simpson was acquitted (and the case was about nothing if not such demographic calculations).

Once Napster appeared, it was as if there were suddenly millions of small radio stations, whose playlists were shaped by the passions of their individual owners and not by formulas, industry trends, or demographic calculations.

As in many situations in conservation biology, use of these critical values depends on demographic calculations that are based on uncertain data.

For the demographic PMRN calculation method, it was necessary to estimate the mean length increment between ages and the maturity ogive to calculate the probability of becoming mature (Barot et al. 2004).

And further, Chamallas says, the law affecting court practices "changes the dynamics of settlements". That is, if a female or minority defendant knows he or she could receive more in court with a demographic-neutral calculation, a discriminatory private settlement would be rejected.

In Stamford, data were abstracted from the ICU's comprehensive clinical database, including prospective collection of admission diagnosis, demographic information and calculation of the Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation II (APACHE II) scores.