Sentence examples for broad census from inspiring English sources

(Socioeconomic data typically follow ZIP codes or broad census tracts).

You need a broad census, not a sample, to understand what's truly going on in your accounts.

We choose "genetics" as a stimulus, rather than "variation," to gather a broad census of students' cognitive structures from their prior knowledge going into the unit and from their knowledge of genetics after the unit.

This study is attempting to explore the maximum level rather than a broad range census of the earning power of early childhood teachers.

The large and growing number of genomic sequences and their associated FSF assignments also guarantees a broad organismal census.

Now that sacrificing endangered Steller sea lions for science is no longer acceptable or permissible, broad-scale census counts of non-pups and pups, and estimates of the proportions of non-pups that are adult females and juveniles, have provided the primary data for estimating natality in the WDPS [10], [12], [13].

The Coalition uses the broad Seattle-Bellevue census data and nowhere shows average rents.

Clown fish, eel, wrasses, several of my all-time fave Hawaiian sea critters, the plucky/cranky riot of color the locals know as humuhumunukunukuapuaa, or the Picasso trigger fish; it's a nice sampling if not the broad, deeply representative census to be found on more active reefs.

The Commerce Department has broad responsibilities, including the census, many aspects of international trade, oceans policy and weather forecasts.

James W. Hughes, dean of the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy at Rutgers University, said late yesterday that the broad themes of the census data were that of immigration restocking the state's older urban counties, the potent growth of the state's "wealth belt" and what he and others have called "the suburbanization of diversity".

But the government only began to take broad action after the 2001 census figures appeared.