demography
demography
Definition
de·mog·ra·phy (di mäg′rə fē)
de·mog′·ra·pher noun
dem′·o·graph′ic (dem′ə graf′ik, dē′mə-) adjective
dem′·o·graph′i·cally adverb
demography
Usage Examples
Preposition: of
- area: The membership of many organizations is also an accurate reflection of the religious demography of an area.
- region: Key Challenges in the East Midlands The demography of the region is changing.
- Christianity: What struck me was that the graph bore an interesting similarity to the demography of Welsh Christianity.
- minority: His research interests include the comparative demographic trends of the developed world and the demography of ethnic minorities.
Converse of object
- change: How will the changing student demography affect our provision?
- include: Coverage includes demography; international, local, national, official and regional statistics for social science; statistical theory.
- reflect: In addition, it is envisaged that this will support the development of the Network to reflect the demography across Wales.
- determine: Determining the Demography of Victorian Scotland through Record Linkage Information on this project will be online shortly.
- understand: To fully grasp the reasons behind declines in vulnerable wader populations, it is crucial to understand the demography.
Adjective modifier
- historical: This project aims to improve the evidence base for historical demography in Tanzania in two ways.
- European: This paper aims to provide an introduction, at an intermediate-level, to issues in European historical demography over the period.
- local: Back to the top Local demography The following figures were taken from Ethnic Minorities in Leicester.
- Scottish: Scottish demography: Migration between Scotland and SE England -- Dr. Donald Houston ( University of Dundee -- Geography ).
- religious: A new report published this week highlights trends in the religious demography of Northern Ireland using a variety of surveys from 1989 to 2004.
- English: Family Reconstruction, An Introduction to English Historical Demography.
Modifies a noun
- datum: The baseline demography data confirmed that the treatment groups were well balanced for factors such as age, gender and severity of disease.
Noun used with modifier
- population: The final lecture reviews our understanding of the effects of breeding systems on population demography.
- wealth: Comments Posted By Sick of snobs Displaying 1 To 1 Of 1 Comments Education reforms and wealth demography What a load of self-deluding bullshit.
- firm: Special emphasis is put on geographical and spatial dimensions of firm demography.
- family: Family demography is also distinguished as an emerging field in population studies.
demography Quotes
Every city has a sex and age which have nothing to do with demography.
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