Sentence examples for demographic distinctions from inspiring English sources

Jagger, for one, wasn't concerned with demographic distinctions.

Demographic distinctions between patients who had a SP and those who did not may assist clinicians in identifying high-risk patients.

This model predicts the results of the 2012 ballot propositions quite accurately, accounting for some of the more subtle demographic distinctions that we had lost previously.

Support for the stickers held up across various demographic distinctions — men and women, Republicans and Democrats, rich and poor, young and old, black and white and Hispanic.

Charts and graphs look polished, its easy to compare different pages, and the option to view by country reveals some interesting demographic distinctions.

For instance, though much of the African-American community is economically in the "working class," pundits and reporters use economic and other demographic distinctions only to describe white voters, while black voters are just "black voters" - as if the only issue they vote on is race.

Our results illuminated the distinctions between demographic behaviour of the Soviet and post-Soviet generations.

Due to global demographic trends, health-relevant distinctions between 'first world' refugee populations and those from the developing world are beginning to erode.

In describing these results, we made a distinction between demographic predictors, hospital care utilization predictors and disease predictors.

In addition to this absence of due diligence, there's a lot of confusion surrounding TDFs, like the importance of demographics and the distinction between "to" and "through".

Yet the retail model should also be segmented, preserving all-important distinctions in consumer demographics and locations within and across the services.