Sentence examples for socioeconomic attributes from inspiring English sources
Ms Kearney and Mr Levine ingeniously use data on miscarriage to more precisely isolate the economic effects specifically due to motherhood from those effects due to other demographic and socioeconomic attributes that may also affect the decision to have a child.
This captures various individual preferences and their socioeconomic attributes.
The socioeconomic attributes of the respondents presented in Table 2.
Second, how are these effects vary by socioeconomic attributes of residents?
In the sampling process, we also considered the socioeconomic attributes of these migrants, such as age, gender, household structure, and household income (shown in Table 1).
We use WalkScore® data measured at the census block group-level to study the geographies of walkability relative to selected socioeconomic attributes.
The literature suggests that energy balance is shaped by where food is accessed, mobility behaviors, beliefs, preferences, socioeconomic characteristics, and attributes of the built environment.
The ability of an individual to engage in social activities not only depends on the individual's socioeconomic and lifestyle attributes, but also on the 'modality' of such interactions (e.g. physical travel or e-communication).
After accounting for a variety of socioeconomic and biophysical attributes, a linear regression model suggests that the GTGP had a positive and significant effect on the annual forest cover change rate after seven years of implementation.
The 2005 20-page baseline questionnaire covered a wide range of topics including demographic, socioeconomic and geographic attributes, health status including self-reported number of teeth, health service use, risk behaviors, injuries, dietary intake, physical activities, and family background.
Recruiters obtained verbal and written consent/assent and administered the baseline questionnaire (which asked questions about demographic, socioeconomic, and housing attributes) to the 152 children/families who agreed to be in the study, plus 51 siblings.
