--Details about, and changes to, key demographic indicators, such as birth rate, fertility rate, mortality rate, and internal migration.
Furthermore, while censuses do provide data at the lowest administrative levels, scientists need to resort to models and other indirect measurement techniques in order to derive basic demographic indicators from census data.
Only a few studies have considered census data, mostly to analyse demographic indicators such as fertility, yet with very limited statistical modelling of childhood mortality.
For instance, socio-demographic indicators such as educational attainment, employment and occupation are collected in many administrative data sets.
General socio-demographic indicators, such as occupation, level of income and education, marriage status in both North and South Korea, and age and sex were obtained.
When we consider prevalence estimates for different demographics indicators such as age (continuous and categorical), gender, race and ethnicity, education and annual household income, underestimates range from 7.3%to13.9%9%.
Therefore, reliable basic demographic and epidemiologic indicators such as birth and death rates are largely estimated based on census analysis.
Basic demographic information such as age and sex, physiologic markers such as diastolic blood pressure, and laboratory data were all retrieved retrospectively from the electronic medical record.
Using PPPs, the basic performance indicators such as coverage probability and average rate of a UE are analyzed in [7 10].
