Sentence examples for demographic studied from inspiring English sources

A 2009 study conducted by the Girl Scouts of America compared the responses of youth in 1989 with a similar demographic studied in 2009.

Patients demographic studied included, age at presentation, sex, place of trauma, occupation, mode of injury and time between injury and repair.

The study sample size was relatively small, the analysis was retrospective, the demographic studied was narrow, the results cannot be generalized, elderly patients with AF, CKD, and a high CHADS2 score also have other comorbidities (all of which have a negative impact on patients' survival and renal function) and the study was conducted over 12 years.

C. F. Westoff Princeton, N.J., April 5, 2009 The writer is emeritus professor of demographic studies at Princeton University.

The three polls and an accompanying demographic study cost about $350,000, Ms. Douzinas said.

Mr. Sturm said his district is undertaking a demographic study this spring to assess the needs of the district.

Conducting demographic studies and needs assessments are vital before you begin to create new programs and services.

Demographic studies show that the population most at risk is single, urban, substance-abusing older white men with physical illness, few supports and low incomes.

A demographic study done two years ago showed enrollment would increase by 1,000 over the next five years, and "that's on target," she said.

Demographic studies in Texas predict that Hispanics, mostly Mexican-Americans, will surpass Anglos and become the largest ethnic group by 2030.

Demographic studies have been commissioned, consultants have been brought in to do comparisons of how much it would cost to renovate the building versus building a new one.