If advertisers are sparse for a particular demographic, then there is no competition to drive up prices.
However, the knowledge about the demographic history is still sparse and likely insufficient to allow for robust interpretations of results from genome-wide selection scans or association efforts in these species.
jThe data obtained by the RDS method used by current academia are mainly for the demographic description of hidden and sparse groups rather than for causal analysis.
"Compared with national polls, constituency-specific demographic data tends to be more sparse and less up-to-date, so it's more of a challenge to design a representative sample," he said.
However, without knowledge (albeit sparse) of patterns of behavior among different social and economic demographics relevant to HIV exposure, much of our simulation would be pure conjecture.
Almost all evidence pertaining to the effect of demographic risk factors was available only for SSD, and limitations included sparse replication and diverse categorisation of variables across studies.
Previous studies that investigated the moderations between work-family practices and work-family conflict tended to focus on organizational characteristics or individual demographics, while efforts to examine individual work contexts have been sparse.
Demographic pressures presumably cause surplus prey to emigrate into adjacent older stands with sparse understories, where they may be more vulnerable to predation by spotted owls.
It will identify demographic variables that may have a bearing on speech perceptual abilities, and it will also contribute to the sparse reports of parental impressions of their implanted child's communication.
Every attempt to resolve this conflict between Zionist ideology and demographic reality for the past hundred years has included some form of gerrymandering — drawing oddly shaped, impractical, winding borders around often sparse Jewish populations to encompass them in a single geographic entity.
