Sentence examples for equal demographic from inspiring English sources
However, GIS has the power to inform those creating voting districts about true equality and arranging a wide and equal demographic.
If (as I've written elsewhere) Israel were to be divided into five roughly equal demographic voting groups — pioneering Zionists from Europe, Arabs who became Israeli citizens, Jewish refugees from Muslim countries, national-Orthodox and ultra-Orthodox theocrats, and immigrants from the former Soviet Union — Likud has appeared to have a lock on the last three.
If (as I've written elsewhere) Israel were to be divided into five roughly equal demographic voting groups pioneering Zionists from Europe, Arabs who became Israeli citizens, Jewish refugees from Muslim countries, national-Orthodox and ultra-Orthodox theocrats, and immigrants from the former Soviet Union Likud has appeared to have a lock on the last three.
Eventually, an equilibrium results with higher density of the specialist but equal demographic performance of all species on that habitat, similar to an ideal-free distribution in animals (Fretwell and Lucas [1972]).
Other things being equal, demographic trends are moving in the Democrats' direction, with an electorate that is more of a rainbow and more liberal on social issues.
Heterogeneity is based on the dynamic definition of aging itself, as it is well known that biological age often does not equal demographic age.
It can be used to create fair maps of equal demographics, or it can be manipulated by either party.
Two measures commonly cited to suggest that quit rates are equal across demographic groups are the proportion of population groups who are ex-smokers [ 19, 59- 61], and the absolute percentage point reduction in smoking rates in various groups [ 19, 62].
The distribution of HIV/AIDS burden is not equal across demographics and regions.
A baseline comparison using both student t-tests and chi-square for equal proportions of demographic data will be done between groups at enrolment.
The second unlikely assumption of neutral models is that all the species have equal per capita demographic rates of birth, death and migration.
