characteristics of subjects or study populations, which include such information as age, sex, history of the disease for which they are being treated, and other characteristics relevant to the study in which they are participating.
information which is used in descriptive epidemiology to describe the characteristics of a population, such as number of people and age groups. The data are useful in evaluating and anticipating the occurrence of a disease in that population.
Values that depict characteristics of a sample. Most often includes age, gender, race/ethnicity and socioeconomic data. Also see socioeconomic data.
Information about the characteristics of human populations, including size, income, age, wealth, race, ethnicity, gender, housing conditions, etc.
Demographic data characterize a group of persons such as cultural tourists based on their age, gender, education, occupation, income, residence zip code, etc. This information can be used to identify new markets and target marketing efforts. It can also facilitate the development of tourism products and services that meet the needs and expectations of a particular group of visitors.
Statistics of human populations including size, distribution, diseases, births and deaths.
Data covering location, age and gender.
Personal factual information about respondents such as job function, company size, industry sector, geographical location, age, etc. Used to group people together, so that the characteristics of audience types can be assessed.
Information describing the students and citizens of a school district; usually includes such characteristics as race, age, gender, income, educational level, birth rate, and profession.
Refers to the characteristics of study participants, including sex, age, family medical history, and other characteristics relevant to the study in which they are enrolled.
the data which is entered by the originator to be associated with an audio recording. Additional data may be added to the demographics by the software's business logic to enhance work routing and statistical reporting.
Statistical data that describes the characteristics of a population (for example, income, education, race, age, home ownership, etc.) for a selected geography. Used for: Profiling, Trade Area Analysis, Site Selection
Information pertaining to characteristics of human populations and population segments, including population growth and density.
Characteristics of human populations, such as size, growth, density, distribution, and vital statistics.
Data representing modeled or measured socio-economic statistics, such as population. Represented as gridded data products or as county-level data.