Sentence examples for demographic variation from inspiring English sources

Greenberg said that, generally, "knowledge of tipping norms depends on socioeconomic status, so demographic variation across Zip Codes could make it appear as if certain Zip Codes are less generous".

To examine geographic and demographic variation for outpatient tonsillectomy in children nationally.

Also, we use demographic variation within schools to consider the effect of the programme on whole year groups.

However, for populations with fluctuating age class sizes, the accuracy of the method is reduced when samples are taken from older age classes with high demographic variation.

We used two censuses of 329,000 trees ≥1 cm dbh to examine demographic variation at this site that would account for those observed habitat preferences.

The census also provides information on commuting volumes across different demographic groups, which allow us to assess demographic variation in the accuracy of our results.

It also faulted the studies for not testing students both before and after the private company's takeover, and for not controlling for demographic variations among groups of students.

He finds other demographic variations: Men are slightly more likely to say there is a greater than 50% they will vote, by 85%to7878% Fewer than 70% of voters under 35 say there is a greater than 50% chance they will vote, compared to nearly 90% of those over 45.

The study revealed the excellent level of student-perceived quality of the chiropractic training institute despite demographic variations.

The increased use of gait analysis has raised the need for a better understanding of how walking speed and demographic variations influence asymptomatic gait.

These results could aid in the design of future studies, as well as clarify how walking speed, age, sex, and body mass index may act as potential confounders in studies with small populations or in populations with insufficient demographic variations for thorough statistical analyses.