Sentence examples for a census day from inspiring English sources

We estimate models for the number of patients delayed on a census day (patients delayed) in an average month and the total number of bed days lost because of delays (days of delay).

On a census day in 1997, 30% of all psychiatric inpatients were involuntarily admitted (forensic patients included), compared to 44% on a census day in 2008 [ 22].

On an all-important census day, publications are submitted for assessment.

A8 Taking a National Head Count Today is Census Day, the day the government takes a demographic snapshot of the United States.

There is still time for sense to prevail: the ABS should delay census day for a couple of weeks, fix this mess and restore the high degree of confidence and trust that it has earned over many years.

After Census Day, April 1, an army of temporary enumerators will be dispatched to do a door-to-door count of those who have not answered.

Table  I shows that 28 patients are delayed at the monthly census day in an average LA of which 8.5 are attributed solely to social care.

The effect of the low WEC A allele in sheep and the corresponding change in the frequency of the B allele in worms is reported in Table  3, taking a census at day 100.

The database comprises in total c. 1.6 million individuals who resided in Northern Ireland on Census day, 29th of April 2001, with an 8.7 year follow up period.

A recent study he did found that a quarter of the condos in a luxury neighborhood called Coal Harbour were vacant on census day.

Saturday is Census Day, the day the government takes a demographic snapshot of every man, woman and child in America to find out how many of them there are and where they live and how old they are and what race they consider themselves, and to make it possible to tabulate, among dozens of other factors, their education, marital status, income and housing conditions.