demographically
in terms of demographics
in a way that describes a group of people (for example, by age or income)
demographically, [clause] | [group/place] is demographically [adjective]
- Demographically, the city is getting younger as more graduates move in.
- The two schools are demographically similar, so the comparison is fair.
- The survey sample was weighted demographically to match the national population.
- Demographically, our class is very mixed.
- The group is demographically different from the city.
in demographic composition change
in a way that changes what kinds of people live there
[place/group] has changed/shifted demographically
- Over the last decade, the neighborhood has shifted demographically.
- The region is changing demographically as retirees move in.
- The town transformed demographically after the factory closed.
- The area has changed demographically.
- Base: demographically
- Plural: demographicallies
demographically diverse
1varied population characteristics
having many different kinds of people (by age, background, etc.)
- The university is demographically diverse, with students from many backgrounds.
- They wanted a demographically diverse focus group for the study.
demographically homogeneous
1very similar population characteristics
having people who are mostly similar (age, background, etc.)
- The suburb is demographically homogeneous compared with the city center.
- A demographically homogeneous sample can limit how widely the results apply.
demographically matched
1balanced by demographics
made similar in age, gender, etc., for a fair comparison
- Patients were demographically matched with healthy volunteers.
- The study compared two demographically matched groups.
demographically representative
1matching population profile
similar to the real population in age, gender, etc.
- The panel is demographically representative of U.S. adults.
- They adjusted the weights to make the results more demographically representative.
demographically similar
1having similar demographics
having similar kinds of people (age, income, etc.)
- The two counties are demographically similar but vote very differently.
- We chose a demographically similar control group.
demographically skewed
1biased toward one demographic
having too many people from one group
- The respondent pool is demographically skewed toward higher-income households.
- Their audience is demographically skewed, so the ads don’t reach everyone.
demographically speaking
1from a demographic viewpoint
used to say you are talking about a group’s characteristics (age, income, etc.)
- Demographically speaking, the customer base is older than we expected.
- Demographically speaking, this district has changed a lot in twenty years.
demographically targeted
1aimed at a demographic group
made for a specific kind of people, like young adults or seniors
- They ran demographically targeted ads aimed at first-time homebuyers.
- The campaign used demographically targeted messages on social media.