Sentence examples for demographics and method from inspiring English sources

Table 3 displays relationships between demographics and method of learning when a child needed the most recent immunization.

The demographics and methods have been previously described [11] and the raw data are available at the GEO database (accession number GSE6532).

We interviewed patients at baseline to obtain information on socio-demographic variables and method used for the index suicide attempt.

However, the studies reporting on the rates of PTSD and PTSD symptoms in ICU survivors vary considerably in their case mix, demographic variables, and method and timing of PTSD assessment [ 12, 13].

As part of the five-year strategic plan, officials will create a recruitment committee to identify the city's demographics and develop methods for hiring applicants who reflect those ethnic categories.

Chandler and Modelski attempt to cross-check these demographic factors and methods when possible.

Similarly, when estimating population counts, distinct cities or time periods may be more suitable to particular demographic factors and methods.

The Center provides an interdisciplinary environment designed to foster important research breakthroughs in the biological, medical, and biomedical demography of aging and in the development and application of innovative mathematical and statistical demographic tools and methods.

The demographic characteristics and methods of this study have been previously published [ 37, 58, 61].

Four respondents (5%%) stated that they administer it for sterility while three respondents (4 %) stated that they use it on pregnant women.>> A bivariate analysis of mercury use for childbirth versus demographic variables and methods of administration (Table  4), revealed no significant association between THP gender and mercury administration for child birth (p = 0.71).

For each household, we determined the household property value and the socioeconomic status in 2007 according to the Demographic and Health Survey method (van Bodegom et al., 2009).