Sentence examples for demographically based from inspiring English sources

These ads will eventually be targeted demographically based on user data.

For example, when assessing extinction risk of a given population, should one give priority to the demographically based or genetically based estimate?

This calls for a shift from demographically based programmes and policies to economically oriented policies and programmes which would take care of the economic, health and social security and quality of life concerns of the older people, so that they can lead a dignified life in their closing years without adding to the millions below the poverty line (3).

Although not part of the selection criteria, these counties had former gas plants but were the most demographically comparable based on our objective matching criteria.

Geographic and demographically representative samples based on general population statistics were recruited, except for Japan where the Tokyo population was deemed to be representative for utility elicitation (see Table  3).

It should be noted that, despite the difference in their sizes, the two groups of patients on whom these comparisons were based were demographically similar.

We observed statistically significant reductions in total cancer mortality and incidence in Champaign County, Illinois, USA, and the zip code study areas compared with counties that were similar demographically and socioeconomically, and based on nationally standardised rates.

The synthetic controls projection is based on demographic data and outcomes in demographically similar places.

The survey was based on a demographically representative sampling of 3,144 consumers in the U.S. and Canada, ages 18 and older.

We've been following these polls through the campaign, based on a demographically-weighted panel of 1,000 self-identifying LGBT people (probably the best you can get in the circumstances) and the trend has been steeply down for the Conservatives.

While evidence supporting ART for HIV infection is overwhelming, the strength of evidence for other routine screening and treatment practices is variable and based on studies in demographically and behaviorally distinct uninfected individuals.