Sentence examples for demographic elements from inspiring English sources

One of the basic elements for Integrated Environmental Monitoring (IEM) is the processing of 'data', which in the case of urban environments is mostly geo-tagged (e.g. in space and time) and combined with socio-economic and demographic elements.

The growth of population, demographic elements and economic activities, such as the construction industry, which has been developing rapidly over the past few years, are the main factors causing the growth in the amount of waste generated in Australia.

In addition, in examining the importance of demographic elements in embodiment, it was found that users prefer to interact with characters that match their ethnicity and are young looking.

The study finds that although there are differences in the valuation of public and alternative modes of transport, based on demographic elements, familiarity with car usage and psychosocial factors, most students intend to own a car as the best means of travel, with little seeming to moderate the decision.

Byzantium was primarily known as the Empire of the Greeks by foreigners due to the predominance of Greek linguistic, cultural, and demographic elements.

Therefore, within the franciscana dolphin by-catch we see demographic elements (i.e. mothers, juveniles and reproductive pairs) that contribute most to reproductive output, fecundity, life expectancy and population growth rate, and that therefore provide the potential for population recovery.

But there's a demographic element as well, she said.

Socio-demographic elements such as age distribution of the population also play a key role in a country's health care system.

Typically, survey or demographic type elements should have a higher A-score which is evident in table 2. However, some of these types of elements had lower A-scores than expected due to inconsistencies across databases within the institution or to missing entries.

The second element is the contribution of the demographic factor (differences in the fraction of potential income earners across quintiles).

The required supply of health professionals in the target year, measured as the total number of required FTE (element 7), calculated using the number of FTE required in the baseline year (element 5), is influenced by demographic developments (element 6).