Sentence examples for minor demographic from inspiring English sources
He was derided as a kind of marginal character with only young, unemployed, and uneducated Shia men as his adherents — as if that were some sort of minor demographic group, when, of course, in Iraq it is not; it is a very sizable group.
Consistent with other epidemiologic studies (6, 9, 36), the large sample sizes in CaMEO may have made minor demographic differences become significant.
Minor demographic differences were found between the respondents in the two surveys including factors known to influence response rate such as age, sex, education, country of birth as well as global health scoring, smoking, marital status and economic situation.
There are only minor differences in demographic data and pregnancy-related variables when MoBa participants are compared with the total population of pregnant women in Norway (21).
This development has resulted in some minor changes in demographic factors, as many persons of younger age and with higher education levels have moved into the municipality.
So, the plan was based largely on what was funded the previous year, with some minor adjustments for demographic or political factors.
All additional hypotheses are taken to pass the test for present purposes even though some are disputed and others claim only a minor role including demographics (generally found to account for around 10 to 15percentt – see Fox 2000) and immigration (Stowell et al. 2009 claim it accounts for 6percentt of the crime drop).
Barry Diller's InterActiveCorp announced a minor enhancement to the demographic and behavioral ad targeting available across its sites today something it is calling "Audience Cubes".
Following recommendations from participants, a few minor changes to the demographic questions were performed.
In Catalonia, after a baby boom during the seventies, there were minor changes in the demographic structure between 1980 to 1994.
The proportion of case and control mothers missing address information was similar (11.5% and 10.5%, respectively), and differences between those with and without maternal address at delivery were minor (≤ 5%) on demographic factors (results not shown).
