sociodemographic variable

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variable
noun[C]
uk /ˈveə.ri.ə.bəl/ us /ˈver.i.ə.bəl/
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Examples of sociodemographic variable

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Of the sociodemographic variables examined, neither education nor living situation contributed to the fatigue difference.
Finally, standard measures of sociodemographic variables and rearing history were also obtained.
These percentages have not been controlled for sociodemographic variables as have the odds ratios.
A semi-structured interview was conducted by a psychiatrist about sociodemographic variables and substance dependence history.
Information was gathered on sociodemographic variables, medical and psychiatric status, health care utilization and disability.
This is shown for all the sociodemographic variables considered here.
Other sociodemographic variables were not consistently associated with persistence, especially after adjustment for severity of fatigue.
Sociodemographic variables were obtained from military records or the 1992 survey.
The mail pilot survey also assessed basic sociodemographic variables.
Although we made no attempt to assess the impact of sociodemographic variables on the relationship between the instruments, the method employed here is easy to apply to such comparison.
In both sets of analyses, sociodemographic variables including age, education and income were controlled in the first block of the regression analysis.
It is quite common that sociodemographic variables such as gender and age interact, due to their nature of very general social categories.
Relative risks and 95 % confidence intervals were calculated for the bivariate associations between the sociodemographic variables and health status and mortality.
We will then examine whether the resulting clusters are associated with cohort status and relevant sociodemographic variables.
Further, the predictive potency of youth ratings, at least for females, remained when sociodemographic variables were accounted for.
At both interviews, women also provided information on a range of sociodemographic variables considered to be independently associated with the accuracy of patient self-reports (6).
Psychological\\psychiatric problems were found to play the most important role in the prediction of depressive episodes while sociodemographic variables were of lower importance.
Secondly, we examined how new ideation and attempts were related to sociodemographic variables and psychiatric disorders assessed at baseline interviews.
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