Sentence examples for demographic fall from inspiring English sources

Table 2 presents a comparison of demographic, fall and fall-related fracture characteristics for hospital and residential care subsets.

• For now, Fuse's core viewing demographic falls within the ages of 12 to 24.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that one of every three adults older than 65 years will fall each year (Jong's Isadora would be 69 this year), and in that demographic, falls are the leading cause of injury death.

The results of the Democratic primary in Pennsylvania - a state whose demographics fall squarely in the Race Chasm - continue the trend.

Some interview samples of adults, weight those demographically to match census estimates of Pennsylvania's adults, then select "likely voters" and let their demographics fall where they may.

Yet while a wider audience tuned in to a tournament with women, the ratings for key female demographics fell precipitously from last year's Woods-García one-on-one event.

Yet as with so many large and seemingly immovable forces that encountered Smith's Lady Violet and the rest of Downton's inhabitants, the demographics fell like dominoes.

21– 23 Following an initial section on demographic and fall history questions (World Health Organization definition of fall used "A fall is an event which results in a person coming to rest inadvertently on the ground or floor or other lower level". 24 [p 1]) and questions about their own perception of their falls risk, the survey had five subsequent components.

Table 2 shows the outcomes of 1,172 falls by a number of demographic and fall characteristics.

No matter what demographic you fall in to, there is a moment on Awkward that you probably recognize from your own high school experience.

The BBC's reach among this demographic has fallen faster in recent years than upmarket ABC1s.