Several studies provide data regarding which types of patients (distinguished by demographic, cultural, sociological, or disease-related difference) are most likely to be interested in spiritual care [ 29- 32].
As you walk the shoreline today from the western tip at the Fort Tilden border, it is hard to distinguish the demographic at Jacob Riis from whatever you might find on the eastern end of Long Island.
This issue is not unique to δaδi [ 4], as previous authors have noted problems distinguishing alternative demographic histories with data from the AFS [ 23].
It is difficult to distinguish between demographic factors, such as population size and migration rate, from selective pressures that result in evolutionary change.
cannot distinguish between demographic size changes and population structure (Nielsen and Beaumont 2009; Städler et al. 2009; Chikhi et al. 2010).
The RRW approach is able to distinguish between demographic and range expansion processes, an important feature given that range expansion can occur without population growth, and vice versa [ 65].
The pyramids for 2052 graphically distinguish the demographic structures of the population already present in the countries under study in 2002 and their descendants ('original' population, no shading), and those of the post-2002 immigrands and their descendants ('newcomers', shading depending on the scenario).
OBJECTIVE: To identify demographic and clinical features that distinguish fibromyalgia (FM) from other chronic widespread pain.
Three clusters of responder characteristics influencing TTO scores may be distinguished: (i) the demographic characteristics age, gender, and marital status [ 6]; (ii) health status [ 7, 8] and health related characteristics (such as BMI) [ 9]; and (iii) subjective reference points for future length and quality of life [ 10– 10].
A target market is distinguished by socioeconomic, demographic, and common characteristics or needs that make them the best audience to focus on selling to.
