Sentence examples for adjusting for population from inspiring English sources

Jobless claims are 10percentt below their historical average, and that's without adjusting for population.

The equivalent death toll today, adjusting for population growth, would be 6m.

By comparison, without adjusting for population, GDP was 5.2% above its pre-downturn peak, having exceeded it in the autumn 2013.

It measured the change in per-capita G.D.P. but looked at total employment without adjusting for population change.

But given its size, New York has a relatively low level of bankruptcy filings, said the institute, which ranks the state 30th in bankruptcies over the past 12 months, after adjusting for population size.

The number of deaths for people age 20 to 64 — adults too young to be considered elderly by the researchers — decreased in the three states with expanded coverage by about 1,500 combined per year, after adjusting for population growth in those states, said Dr. Benjamin D. Sommers, a physician and an assistant professor of health policy and economics who was an author of the study.

(All figures are adjusted for population).

If we adjust for population, this was the all-Jamaican world championships.

It's difficult to draw any conclusions, however, when those figures have not been adjusted for population.

In one of his astonishing charts, Pinker ranks the death tolls of major historical conflicts, adjusted for population growth.

Adjusted for population size, Jackson, Mississippi, has produced more current N.F.L. players than any other metro area in the United States.