Sentence examples for demographic peak from inspiring English sources
Asked whether Britain had reached a peak of university participation, the minister said: "There are some factors in making this year unusual: a demographic peak, unemployment is high, and we had these decades of neglect of the vocational route.
Finally, those investigators found a striking demographic peak in patients aged 20-30 years, which they attributed largely to human immunodeficiency virus.
Data collected included patient demographics, peak cTnT value, APACHE II score, requirement for organ support and mortality.
The assumption that the vole demographic population peak precedes the epidemic outbreak in humans is not supported by our data.
There were 144 samples from 24 subjects in Trial 1, 276 samples from 91 APAP and 47 placebo subjects in Trial 2, and 200 samples from 40 APAP and 7 placebo subjects in Trial 3. The demographics and peak recorded APAP-CYS concentrations in trial subjects are shown in Table 1.
But this "demographic dividend" will peak in 2010.
Las Vegas has discovered young people recently, and the biospheric casino hotels on the boulevard now include places to drink reminiscent of airport V.I.P. rooms, whose design the 25-to-34 25-to-34 25-to-34demographic of Western considersnot unlike temples to the Greeks.
No significant differences were found between SCI and CON with respect to demographic or aerobic peak measures from the arm ergometer test (Table 1, Figure 2).
In the following years, a significant demographic decline (with peak mortality in years in 1997, 1998 and 2001) was observed, leading to a low post-epidemic density of 1.4 haand/100 ha and a conservative decline estimate of 77%.
Prevalence for this demographic group also peaks slightly later.
The population of working age shrank by 2.44m in 2013, having already fallen by several million the year before.This demographic turning-point (dubbed "peak toil") has contributed to a marked slowdown in China's potential rate of growth from the double-digit tempo of yesteryear.
