Sentence examples for indicators of demographic from inspiring English sources

This study aims to investigate whether the frequency of neighbourhood walks (both for recreation and for transport) is associated with various indicators of demographic and socio-economic position, indicators of self-reported physical activity and perceived health status.

The quantitative assumptions of indicators of demographic and economic model variables, described below, are summarized in Table 1.

We calculated Tajima's D [ 91], Fu and Li's D* statistic [ 95], and Fu's Fs statistics [ 96], which is powerful for detecting population growth [ 97], in the noncoding DNA fragments as indicators of demographic expansion in DnaSP.

Although our attempts to examine indicators of demographic expansion with mismatch distributions were frustrated by the limited polymorphism, the overall lack of nuclear and mitochondrial variation itself suggests that R. pachyptila may be extraordinarily prone to population turnover that leads to rapid coalescence.

Just as in ancient Rome, fashion can be a strong indicator of demographic and military shifts within a society.

Tajima's D summarizes the allele frequency spectrum, and can serve as an indicator of demographic events that result in changes in population size or selective sweeps.

Demographic development of such a big country is not homogeneous, and differences between autonomous communities (big administrative units) in values of indicators of main demographic processes lead to diversities of population age structures, which result in differences in values of ageing indicators.

However, the results of the significant association between severe maternal morbidity and PTSD were less likely to be affected because the sample was relatively representative in terms of major obstetric haemorrhage (the majority cases of severe maternal morbidity) and none of the indicators for demographic characteristics were likely to be acting as confounders from a statistical point of view.

LTC residents are more likely to have poorer indicators of socio-demographic characteristics and self-perceived oral health status compared to community dwellers.

Variables of interest selected from the MES include indicators of socio-demographic status, maternal perceptions of timely receipt of services, continuity of care, type of provider, opportunities for informed choice and degree of medical interventions.

In the fourth stage of the analysis we employed binary logistic regression to estimate the unique association between indicators of socio-demographic characteristics of participants with intellectual disability, perceived neighborhood characteristics, reported levels of social/civic participation and the positive self-rated health (Table  4).