"demographic rate" is correct and usable in written English.
Generally, it is used to refer to the rate of change in a population's makeup, often referring to changes in population size or composition based on age, race, ethnicity, gender, or other factors. For example: "Despite a recent drop in fertility rates, the population in the United States is still growing at a steady demographic rate."
It is estimated that income per person in Kosovo would have doubled if the province's demographic rate had slowed to that of the developed northern regions.
One model covered one demographic rate (mortality, growth, or abundance) across all species in a single dbh category.
We generated 5000 bootstrap samples for each demographic rate.
These are presented in Table 2. Differences in lifespan are accounted for by differences in the demographic rate of aging (the b parameter of the model).
We used a fixed one-way design aimed to assess how much each demographic rate contributes to the difference in the deterministic estimate of λ between one habitat type (treatment) and another (reference habitat type).
Similarly, breeding success of old males, the third most important demographic rate, contributed to the differences in λ between habitat types in some comparisons (e.g. lower λ in OG as compared to short field layer habitats FY or CP; Fig. 4).
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The study focused on forests more than 200 years old where rapid changes in demographic rates would more likely be caused by environmental changes rather than by internal processes like self-thinning that are more common in young forests.
The response variables were demographic rates and abundances.
Population dynamics are investigated via regression analyses of different factors on demographic rates.
Second, negative density-dependence in demographic rates lowers demographic performance on favored sites once a species' density is high there.
