Sentence examples for demographic variance from inspiring English sources

The procedure adopted to obtain a monetary value for the entire district uses socioeconomic data provided by ISTAT (population, demographic variance, employment, number of family members, and so on), and makes a number of assumptions on the causal effect of socioeconomic variables on housing quality that are linked firmly to the socioeconomic literature.

Here, we evaluated the contribution of Atlantic salmon mature male parr to the effective number of breeders (Nb) using both demographic (variance in reproductive success) and genetic (linkage disequilibrium) methods, the number of alleles, and the relatedness among breeders.

This section adjusts the variables by eliminating the geographic and demographic variances that affect each of the sectors and their correlation to GDP, as done by Canning (1998).

Analysis of variance (ANOVA) was done to identify socio-demographic variance of knowledge score on warning signs and risk factors of colorectal cancer.

Socio-demographic variance of knowledge score on warning signs and risk factors were identified by ANOVA and presented in (Table  4).

*** p <.001 Controlling for PPN socio-demographic covariates, the variance (Adjusted R) in PPN screening for physical, sexual, and emotional abuse explained by the BAAT-PPN was 14%, 12%, and 11%, respectively.

The PCA method selected three principal components with 66.1% of total variance explaining demographic characteristics, household level economic status, and urban vertical characteristics of the dataset.

The PCA method selected three principal components with 49.2% of total variance explaining demographic characteristics, household level economic status, and urban vertical characteristics (Table 3).

A representative population of patients surgically treated for colon cancer participated in this trial, with an expected normal variance of demographic factors and colon cancer severity.

A representative population of patients surgically treated for colon cancer was enrolled in a colon cancer surveillance program based on Norwegian national guidelines, with an expected normal variance of demographic factors and colon cancer severity.

In summary, the present study showed that the variance of demographic and clinical characteristics in schizophrenia spectrum disorders may be greater between early- and adult-onset patients than between patients of different sexes.