Sentence examples for both census from inspiring English sources
While most scholars have called the fuller measure a step forward, Robert Rector, an analyst at the Heritage Foundation, argues that both census counts — old and new — sharply overstate the amount of deprivation in the United States.
They show that the invasion trees and spatio-temporal evolution of epidemics are similar in both census and mobile phone extracted networks of commuters (see Figure 23).
Both census and school enrolment data were used to determine the spatial and numeric extent of the population without a vehicle for each meshblock using Equations 2 and 3 for night and day respectively.
To ensure the consistency and reliability of the population data across the 10 years of study, and across the analytic approaches that took geography into account, we restricted the analyses to those census tracts that were present in both census years.
During La Niña, the other phase of ENSO, preferred algae are abundant and marine iguana populations have been shown to rebound quickly in terms of both census numbers and body condition [14].
California reports locations of maternal residence at both census tract and ZIP Code levels.
As the later document includes ages, it is now possible to track five residents of St Kilda who appeared on both censuses, 52 years apart.
Specifically trends in fire incidence are compared with both census-derived data and small area geodemographic classifications in order to assess the value of such classifications as exploratory tools in investigating potential associations with socio-economic patterns.
The distribution of ancestry and geographic origin in the 2001 census are equivalent to the unrestricted HILDA sub-sample while the distribution of the HILDA variables gender, state, and section of state are equivalent to both censuses.
The highest risk for all these types of cancer was seen among those who were waiters at both censuses in 1960 and 1970.
The social class distribution was found to be similar in both Censuses and cohort studies, increasing the likelihood that findings from these samples also apply to the broader population.
