Sentence examples for the same demography from inspiring English sources

There is the same demography of wealthy suburbs surrounding poor, aging cities, the same struggle for elbow room in New York's media orbit.

The demography that swept President Obama back into office is, in fact, the same demography that Kotkin and Sharma recognize as a powerful economic force: a flood tide of younger, child-producing men and women, many from overseas.

Falling fertility has taken much of the urgency out of the debate about population growth, at least among experts, since it seems to be solving the problem of excessive births (a view criticised by Mr May, who points out that even if fertility has declined, the momentum of change means populations will go on rising for a while).At the same time demography has become more diverse.

Each simulation is repeated 3 times using different seeds to initialize the random number generator, and each of these simulations is compared with an independent simulation of a control population with no vaccine, but with the same human demography, baseline transmission setting, and health system.

Although selective forces and demography might produce the same pattern of polymorphism, selection affects the genome locally, whereas demography extends its effect on the whole genome.

Han says a regular prison "has no access to inner thoughts or needs… no access to the psychic realm," and that, " demography is not the same thing as psychography [i.e the data of thoughts.]" This means old school statistics and Big Data are miles apart.

In spite of the fact that many epidemiological models with demography processes possess the same feature [ 38], only recently the existence and importance of this peculiarity were emphasized [ 40, 41, 43].

As a result, for loci sampled from the same population, the associated variance, due to shared demography, is expected to be lower and the detection of selection easier.

Now demography and productivity are pushing in the same direction.

Even if you look at countries in the same income bracket, there are plenty of factors, from demography to culture, that confuse the picture.

Alternatively, the same genes may regulate rates of senescence in both demography and certain physiological processes independently, such that the demographic decline may not be specifically caused by the physiological processes.