Examples of such an analysis are: comparing survey total estimates with census totals, comparison of responding rates by demographic characteristics, and correlation analysis of weighting adjustment variables with proficiency measures (outcome variables).
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Although some measures were problematic, Census data comparison to assess reasonable representativeness of the study sample was generally reassuring.
This classification is followed in the other regional syntheses of marine diversity of the Census of Marine Life (Census) and enables comparison between regions.
In comparison, census regions are smaller and more numerous in the Swiss midlands.
The alternative hypothesis (H1) is that there is an elevated risk of infant mortality within the cluster (one or several geographically close census blocks) in comparison with census blocks outside the cluster.
Given the relatively reliable nature of population count and census data in comparison with vital registration data, however, the inaccuracies in the above analysis, in percentage terms, are probably smaller for population count and census data than for vital registration data.
Since we were dependent on deprivation scores derived from the Censuses we restricted our comparisons to those years around the Census, 1990 92 and 2000 02.
But over the past half-century, researchers have developed a tool kit for estimating the toll, including household surveys, tallies of media reports of violence, and comparisons of census data before and after conflicts.
We check the representativeness of our 16 sample provinces by comparing the descriptive statistics of the UHS with those of the 2005 Census and report the comparisons in Table 9.
