Sentence examples for differences in demography and from inspiring English sources

There were no significant differences in demography and baseline characteristics among the two treatment groups.

Significant differences in demography and sex-work related factors were found in the sample of street-based FSWs between the two rounds of IBBA survey.

From previous studies (Havelin et al. 2009, Makela et al. 2014), we know that there is variation in outcome in terms of implant survival between the Nordic countries, which may in part be caused by differences in demography and implant selection.

Expected variation in the burden of injury among the European countries may be caused by differences in exposure, injury risk and type of sustained injury, differences in demography, (socio economic and cultural factors, safety technology, injury-prevention strategies, and the effectiveness of trauma care.

Since our goal was to compare influenza deaths across multiple seasons and countries, we had to control for baseline differences in demography, healthcare, and socioeconomic status that may affect influenza-related deaths.

This variation may in part be explained by differences in demography, such as herd size and population density, and management factors such as the pattern and frequency of animal movements [ 13].

However, differences between species in selective pressures promoting recombination may contribute to such differences, and differences in demography may affect inference of recombination rate.

Group differences in demography, self-reported (RAOS-child, SPD) and measured physical function (motor competence tests) were tested using independent t-test for the parametric data and either Mann Whitney U-test, chi-square test or Fisher's exact test for the non-parametric data.

There were no statistically significant differences in demography or baseline characteristics between the PRM and placebo cohorts (Table S1).

The Specific Therapeutic group Age/sex Related Prescribing Units (STAR-PUs), based on British National Formulary (BNF) chapters, were introduced in 1995 as a way of accounting for differences in demography when considering prescribing in different therapeutic areas.

Some differences in demography from the two hospitals were evident when compared to the NSW and Australian nursing population.