Sentence examples for more subtle demographic from inspiring English sources
This model predicts the results of the 2012 ballot propositions quite accurately, accounting for some of the more subtle demographic distinctions that we had lost previously.
This strongly suggests that these latter two components (green and yellow) reflect a more subtle (or recent) demographic event.
Despite the present study's prospective design and relatively large sample size, we cannot exclude the possibility that we are still underpowered to identify more subtle clinical and demographic predictors of decline in percentage predicted FVC.
In a more subtle manner, the mortality transition affects demographic movements indirectly through its impact on fertility and the composition of the population.
Social security changes people's behavior in ways even more subtle than is shown by the raw demographics of marriage, birth and divorce.
Moreover, we suggest that more subtle effects of genotype, medication or other clinical-demographic factors may emerge with disease progression.
And a more subtle and potentially longer-lasting force is at work: demographics.
