Sentence examples for demographic threshold from inspiring English sources

The number of people 65 years old or above is projected to increase beyond 14 per cent (a demographic threshold for "aged society") by 2030, up from 7 per cent in 2005 within slightly more than two decades.

This demographic Allee threshold combines with their local population density to influence individual fitness and population growth (where the distance between the density and mean trait value is the initial degree of maladaptation).

As individuals disperse out to new locations and push the boundaries of the species range, their trait values are averaged to determine the demographic Allee threshold for that spatial coordinate.

Demographic characteristics, perception thresholds and subcortical volumetry data were compared using the non-parametric Mann-Whitney U-test.

The results showed that these parameters influence the structure of river-cities although the degree of influence can be different due to demographic and physical thresholds.

The CRT-D and the ICD patient groups had similar demographics and device threshold data (Table  1 ).

Information was obtained on demographic changes, emergency thresholds, health, social indicators, orphans, coping mechanisms, economic growth and investment and agriculture.

Descriptive statistics were generated for the demographic, psychological, and pain threshold measures.

The number of individuals released in these programs ranged typically between 100 and 1000, which is above what one usually considers as a safety threshold against demographic stochasticity (Burgman et al. 1993; Lande 1998).

The presence and severity of anemia was determined using 2011 Ethiopia Demographic and Health Survey 3 thresholds modified in consultation with the Ethiopian Pediatric Society and scientific and ethical review committee of the Ethiopian Public Health Institute (Table 4).

Kenya is on the threshold of a demographic transition, with a young, fast-urbanising population.