Sentence examples for demographic material from inspiring English sources

The UN, whose population division is the source of much basic demographic material, thinks the world is converging towards the "replacement rate" of fertility; this is 2.1, the magic number that stabilises populations over the long term.

The Pew Research Center and the webpage FiveThirtyEight have great demographic material.

However, our sample size is reasonable and the generalisability of our findings is partially supported by the similarities in demographic characteristics between our survey respondents and demographic material made available by the Chiropractic Board of Australia.

Information was obtained on maternal demographics, material hardship (inability to pay for essentials; Mayer and Jencks 1989), education, household income, exposure to environmental tobacco smoke (ETS), employment history, housing characteristics, and types of fish or seafood consumed during pregnancy.

A summary of the behavioral, socio-demographic, and material deprivation characteristics of the study population is presented in Table 3.

After just a couple of reports of offensive content, the anonymous posting app came under fire as a haven for cyberbullying and eventually, though some would say not quick enough, took steps to restrict access to the demographic posting such material.

We further evaluated both statistical models on data sets simulated under a migration drift demographic model (see Material and Methods).

Note that assuming populations have reached (migration-drift) equilibrium, model 2 is consistent with such demographic scenarios (see Material and Methods).

The survey questions focused on student course-related behaviors (Likert scale), student perception of the course, (Likert scale), and self-reported demographic variables (Supplemental Material, section 4).

In line with European demographics, the raw material this time comes from incontinent old people rather than babies.

Table 1 also reports the statistical significance of the departure of summary statistics from null distributions obtained under three commonly considered demographic models (see Materials and Methods).