sociodemographic characteristics

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characteristic
noun[C]
uk /ˌkær.ək.təˈrɪs.tɪk/ us /ˌker.ək.təˈrɪs.tɪk/
a typical or noticeable quality of someone ...
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Basic sociodemographic characteristics and detailed questions pertaining to knowledge and use of contraceptives were recorded for each husband.
These analyses were then adjusted for differences in sociodemographic characteristics.
The mean scores were not significantly associated with sociodemographic characteristics, preoperative acidosis, hypoxemia or "sickness," age at testing or any other patient-related variable.
Table 2 presents the means and percentages for sociodemographic characteristics by ill health as the reason for retirement.
In practice, the analysis considered the two sociodemographic characteristics separately.
The questionnaire covered the informant's sociodemographic characteristics and what they considered to be their quality of life and health status.
No indication of the distribution of various sociodemographic characteristics was given.
There were no sociodemographic characteristics or other health indices that distinguished the clusters.
No sociodemographic characteristics have been consistently found to be associated with hypochondriasis in primary care.
These analyses allowed for an examination of the effects of sociodemographic characteristics adjusting for severity of distress.
The exceptionally high level of patient acuity that was demonstrated at baseline can in part be attributed to the unique sociodemographic characteristics of the area.
Births with and without numeric birth weights also differed significantly by sociodemographic characteristics that are known correlates of low birth weight.
With regard to the sociodemographic characteristics only differences in age were found.
There were no statistically significant differences in sociodemographic characteristics between participants with personality disorders with and without panic attacks.
Negative binomial regression analyses were used to evaluate differences in scale scores according to sociodemographic characteristics (age group, gender, education) and severity of distress.
In general, sociodemographic characteristics are only minor predictors of satisfaction with medical care, but nevertheless are important.
A second implication is that the design of education and information programmes may benefit from a greater appreciation of the sociodemographic characteristics of those involved.
After completing informed consent and baseline interviews, women were stratified by sociodemographic characteristics and randomized to one of four treatment conditions.
Table 1 shows the sociodemographic characteristics of the study participants.
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