Sentence examples for for increased demographic from inspiring English sources

While most HDSS sites are currently located in rural areas, migration patterns and increasing urbanization call for increased demographic surveillance in urban slums in order to better understand the health challenges facing more than 50% of the world's population now urbanized.

These people, by definition, like science, but there is relatively little in the way of mainstream products that cater for this seemingly increasing demographic of enthusiastic science-types.

This creates an opportunity for increased economic growth known as the demographic dividend.

Using demographic adjustments is one method for increasing the sensitivity of commonly used measures.

Undoubtedly, other genes subject to epigenetic regulation remain to be identified in OA, and while changes in DNA methylation will not always explain the permanent alteration of gene expression in OA chondrocytes, our studies suggest that approaches that incorporate prevention or reversal of epigenetic changes offer significant therapeutic potential for OA in an increasing patient demographic.

Suicide rates for black and Hispanic women also increased for this age demographic.

After controlling for demographics, increasing memory complaint (MCS) was significantly associated with more depressive symptoms on GDS (β 0.29, P<0.005).

Reasons for increases are manifold however demographic changes, increasing pressure on emergency department services, policy changes (e.g. emergency department waiting time targets) and evolving medical practices (e.g. increasing use of day-case surgery) are contributing factors [ 1].

The proportion of chlamydia infections detected increased for all socio-demographic and self-reported sexual behaviour groups both during and after the campaign.

After adjustment for demographics, perceived increased risk from buying was associated with not buying live poultry in 2010 (OR 0.34, 95% CI 0.19 0.60).

The strength of the association between depression and risk of adverse events generally increased with adjustment for demographic variables but decreased with adjustment for clinical characteristics.