"demographic traits" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to characteristics or qualities that are shared by a particular group of people, based on factors such as age, gender, income, education, and location. Example: "The company's marketing strategy is tailored to appeal to the demographic traits of young, urban professionals."
Those are the demographic traits most highly correlated to committing suicide – usually by gun.
But there are other demographic traits that correlate with living with one's parents, including being male.
But in the case of the student described above who usually scores at the 65th percentile, the above-average rank was mostly owing to continuing personal and demographic traits, not unusual teacher skills.
All we can say for sure is that the likelihood of voting among citizens with similar demographic traits (like race and income) increases with the level of schooling completed.
Christopher G. McCann, president of 1-800-Flowers, said he had no idea how Facebook planned to identify "look-alikes," only that it had promised to find potential new customers through a proprietary algorithm that matches demographic traits.
As with evolutionary geneticists, molecular biologists working on aging have also focused on demographic traits.
Firstly, empirical demographic data were used to establish relationships between demographic traits, such as height and fecundity, and habitat variables.
Facebook told TechCrunch that it is now working to prevent such offensive entries in demographic traits from appearing as addressable categories.
Facebook yesterday told TechCrunch that it is now working to prevent such offensive entries in demographic traits from appearing as addressable categories.
We wished, however, to expand the hypothesis to consider whether demographic traits followed two different trends, shifting in slope after the drought.
