1. The census can not total up its own demography.

2. What were unequivocally dramatic were changes in demography and urban structure.

3. Social and economic history and demography have a key role in guiding policy-making beyond crisis responses towards fundamental medium- and long-run issues.

4. The equation needed to adjust for practice demography will be difficult to validate.

5. Demography and population Average height achieved at a given age is a sensitive measure of the nutritional status of a population.

6. But this study, from psychologists in Durham, is demography not anecdote.

7. In these respects the demography of the nineteenth century is less easy to explore than that of the parish-register period.

8. Demography and population Few studies of the nineteenth-century migration process have concentrated on the detailed longitudinal analysis of specific groups of migrants.

9. The growth optimists point to India's favourable demography.

10. Second, and more subtly, one can look at demography.

11. Demography is the analysis of population variables.

12. The study's findings were reported in the Demography.

13. But this is what elementary demography makes clear.

14. The subject of demography has merged with that of reproductive strategies of organisms.

15. Demography is like a supertanker; it takes decades to turn around.

16. The Red Colobus Monkeys: Variation In Demography, Behavior, And Ecology Of Endangered Species.

17. The increase in the number of young people leaving to work in the cities has had a dramatic impact on the demography of the villages.

18. It minimises uncertainty and helps to anticipate changes for example in demography, social factors, values and employment levels. 3.

19. This team draws together researchers with experience in economic and social demography with epidemiology and statistics.

20. Notable examples include foreign exchange and financial markets, technology and demography.

21. Consumer markets are usually segmented on the basis of geography, demography and buyer-behaviour.

22. Forecasting future fertility is the most difficult task in demography, and seldom successfully attempted.

23. All previous elections had possessed a ritual quality with the outcome determined in advance by religious demography.

24. He set out to learn the theory and data of demography.

25. There are two reasons why India will soon start to outpace China. One is demography.

26. Yet what Japan fails to appreciate is that, as the years pass, its economic ailments are being compounded by skewed demography.

27. This is a two-year integrated project involving four scholars specializing in literature, demography , economics and political science.

28. As for supply, the picture in much of the developed world is haunted by demography.

29. The sample point is the location data of each cluster of townships, and the variable is the demography of votes of political parties or camps.

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

1. The increase in the number of young people leaving to work in the cities has had a dramatic impact on the demography of the villages.

31. “Democracy and demography are India’s big assets,” says Anil Gupta at INSEAD, a business school in France.

32. It was partly to do with demography, partly to do with earnest muddleheadedness.

33. The time specific life table, survivorship curve and age structure of Cathaya argyrophylla population were obtained through analysing the demography and age structures of its main coenopopulations.

34. We can make little progress in working toward optimum population size until we explicitly exorcize the spirit of Adam Smith in the field of practical demography.

35. His institute works on issues ranging from demography to labour shortages.

36. In this study, the leaf demography was implemented with the method of randomized branch sampling.

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37. Many factors lead to the prevalent of important zoonosis or emerging zoonosis emergence such as environment changes, human and animal demography, pathogen changes and changes in farming practice.

38. But the big horse-race message out of Super Tuesday is that demography is destiny.

39. But this mechanistic view of demography is destiny and economic policies do not matter.

40. Launer is a senior investigator and the chief of the Neuroepidemiology Sectionat the National Institute on Aging's Laboratory of Epidemiology, Demography, and Biometry.

41. In most of Europe there is another big reason for accepting more immigration: demography.

42. In demography, migration means an individual or a group move from one geographical space to another.

43. Markets can be segmented in numerous ways: by geography, demography, social - cultural factors, and psychological factors.