Sentence examples for demography and statistics from inspiring English sources
Professor Fogel's range of inquiry was extraordinarily wide; his monumental study of Britain, for example, involved medicine, physiology, demography and statistics in addition to economics and history.
The Clapham committee, set up to review the subject, found there were only 35 professors in the field (and that included professors from anthropology, demography and statistics as well as the three main streams Nuffield was to pursue: economics, politics, sociology).
WACHTER, Kenneth W.; chair, department of demography and professor of demography and statistics, University of California, Berkeley.
Every few years in recent history, the United Nations has recalculated its population projections after consulting with individual demography and statistics experts who provide best-guess estimates of future fertility (birth rates) and mortality (death rates).
In the past few decades, the fields of modern demography and statistics have improved significantly and, in the process, they have made it possible to distinguish between fact and fiction when it comes to projections of population growth.
Statistics on demography and health statistics in Mongolia have been consulted.
The principal themes were public policies, health and society, epidemiology, statistics, demography, and management and planning of health services.
But, having written quite a lot on demography in this post, I wanted to explore some of Mr Piketty's ideas and statistics on the topic; in particular the links between demography, growth and inequality.
Disciplines covered include social epidemiology, medical anthropology, demography, community medicine, information technology and data base management and statistics.
Minimum requirements and competencies: a) Education At least Master's Degree (or equivalent) in Demography or Statistics or in relevant areas of Social Sciences with developed statistics and analytical skills b) Work experience Minimum of eight years of work experience, at least five years of which should be related to use and analyses of household survey data required.
