Sentence examples for demographic differential from inspiring English sources

While women have a strong incentive to have a first ANC visit (which probably explains why there is no socioeconomic or demographic differential in having at least one ANC visit in that city), they have fewer incentives to complete all four visits.

Globally, OOPE studies on maternal care addressed socioeconomic and demographic differentials and estimated the incidence and correlates of CHS.

In the light of sufficient evidences confirming the presence of early marriages and child bearing practices in India, conjunct efforts are required to address the socio demographic differentials in contraceptive use by the young married women prior to their first pregnancy.

The objectives of this study were to; provide adjusted estimate of childhood mortality probabilities and life-table mortality levels for northern and southern parts of Nigeria, determine the prevalence of experienced childhood mortality in Nigeria and examine socio-demographic differential in experienced childhood mortality in the northern and southern Nigeria.

The association between socio-demographic differentials and wife beating was weaker in the newer survey.

Earlier studies have noted the existence of socio-demographic differentials in SRH.

Examining and interpreting socio-demographic differentials is always challenging, particularly in fast-moving areas of oncology where treatment protocols are subject to rapid change, and 'gold standard' randomized controlled chemotherapy trials are often restricted to specific patient groups; traditionally younger patients with fewer co-morbidities.

Current demographic dynamics — differential birthrates and the composition of immigration — favor racial and ethnic minorities.

We have found that between-region differences in climatic patterns are consistent with the differential demographic performance of coastal and montane populations.

At the very least, the evolution of smaller size and higher fitness in our ML selection experiment, in the absence of differential demographic, density, or developmental selection is suggestive of a link between aspects of the sexual phenotype and the removal of selection for female function.

Additionally, the model can be extended to include demographic heterogeneity in differential individual susceptibility, infectiousness or behaviour when this information is available.