Sentence examples for demographic sample from inspiring English sources

man who works for a public-opinion-sampling company enthusiastically discusses their newly developed one-family demographic sample.

Exp 1 (n = 120) drew from a broad demographic sample and was conducted online, while Exp 2 (n = 122) was conducted in the lab with undergraduate students.

In addition, an increased CRP was found to be associated with an increased risk for developing late-onset BD in a large Danish demographic sample (Wium-Andersen et al. 2016).

The faces of a broader demographic sample of humanity in space captivated the public and inspired children with the possibility that "ordinary" people like themselves might someday make it into space.

Table  1 presents weighted demographic sample characteristics.

The cohort population reflects the demographic sample of the community except Jackson, where only African-Americans were included.

Its 2010 demographic samples were, according to Gallup, typical of a midterm election.

A slightly older demographic sampling -- 25- to 34-year-olds -- showed 13.6percentt of men and 8.3percentt of women living at home, figures that increased slightly from 2001.

Mr. Scanlon asserted that Velocity's target demographic samples those channels, but doesn't stick with any of them.

"It's a perfect demographic sampling of the American people," Stewart cracked to a crowd filled with mostly younger whites.

If not taken into account, it is possible that demographic sampling biases are created and perpetuated.