Sentence examples for either demographic from inspiring English sources

Among students who participated in the peer-cooperative learning program, there is insufficient evidence to conclude that either demographic factors or their SAT scores bore upon their likelihood to succeed in their gateway course.

In recent years the BSR has proven especially attractive to researchers working within an optimal foraging theory (OFT) framework in which diversification and intensification of subsistence only occurs within the context of resource depression, caused by either demographic pressure or environmental deterioration.

DNA the most private and intimate of information is being swept up in blanket canvasses by Canadian police, who say the samples are collected from individuals who meet either demographic or geographic profiles, and only with their consent.

However, particular environmental constraints may primarily affect either demographic, genetic processes, or both of them.

The treatment groups showed no significant differences in either demographic or clinical variables.

Limited number of studies has highlighted the role of either demographic, socio-economic, social support or cognitive health.

However, an analysis between those with and without baseline data showed no significant differences in either demographics or mortality rate; so, biases should be minimal (Table 2).

Analysing patients only, there was no linear correlation found (i.e. r < .30 or ρ < .30) between anterior insula size and either demographics (predicted IQ, age of onset of illness, years of education), medication dosage (antidepressant, antipsychotic, mood stabiliser) or clinical symptom scale scores (SOFAS, K-10, HDRS, DASS, SIAS and BPRS measures) when controlling for age (Table  3).

A significant "youth bulge" in a population, so the theory goes, can be either a demographic dividend or a threat.

Moreover, the value we obtain for the contribution of education on per-capita income growth is on the lower bound since we assumed education to have no impact on either the demographic transition (Murtin 2013; Crespo-Cuaresma et al. 2014) or the technological progress.

While these two student groups did not significantly differ in either their demographic profile or their SAT scores, the post-implementation group earned significantly higher grades in their introductory courses in each major, due largely to an erasure of the mediating effect of SAT scores on course grades.