Sentence examples for demographic conclusions from inspiring English sources

Given the above, Prof. Elliehausen's demographic conclusions (especially about race) should be viewed with great skepticism -- especially in the face of numerous other studies which found that payday lenders prey on minorities and other lower-income groups. 3) When a study is an outlier -- when its findings contradict those of multiple other studies -- that should always raise questions.

Conclusions: Demographic characteristics, including age, gender, and race, and health status characteristics such as the presence of chronic diseases, were associated with the likelihood of receipt of a depression diagnosis.

Conclusions: Demographics do change when comparing students with acquired brain injury before starting and completing a 2-year educationally based cognitive retraining program.

We're a school that has been labeled "hard to serve" because of our demographics and deficit conclusions drawn by the keepers of educational bureaucracy.

Once my progressive generation begins to show up to the polls, and once enough time has passed for us to leak out of the "18-29" demographic, a logical conclusion would not be that the age of liberalism has returned, but rather that the age of conservatism has left.

In conclusion, demographic and virologic issues did not provide evidence of a direct relationship between HHV-8 infection and PH, either idiopathic or secondary.

In conclusion, demographic, social, mental and physical health, and administrative data related to health service encounters can all be used to identify patients at risk of self-harm behaviour.

Conclusions: The demographic and bacteriological profiles of patients with Acute Bacterial Meningitis have changed in the last years mainly due to the expansion of neurosurgical procedures.

Key Findings and Conclusions The demographic data of the samples suggested that 48% of students are at village schools.

It also calls into question the generality of conclusions about demographic stochasticity drawn from samples even decades long.

The general conclusions about demographic history were comparable across sampling schemes even when resampled data were analyzed with approximate Bayesian computation (ABC).