Sentence examples for census estimate for from inspiring English sources
A Huffington Post report this past June found that Gallup's weighted adult samples were missing their targets for racial composition, falling roughly 2 percentage points short of the Census estimate for the percentages of black and Hispanic respondents among all adults.
For confidence interval calculations, the entire sampling universe was assumed to have the same age and gender breakdown as the sample taken (for example, 16.7% of the sample in the northern stratum is <5 years old, so the entire population of <5-year-olds in the northern stratum was assumed to be 16.7% of the 1,394 million people comprising the entire 2003 census estimate for that area).
The most recent census estimates for 1995 show the Hispanic population at 26.9 million, or just under 10percentt of the total population.
Census estimates for 2008 put the median family income for Staten Island's Russians at $106,788 and found that over half had college degrees.
Census estimates for 2004 show that the state's population grew for the first time since 1996, albeit by barely 1,000 people, to 634,000.
According to census estimates for 2009, 650,000 New Yorkers lived in a different house or apartment within the city than in the previous year.
New census estimates for counties and school districts indicate that a third of all counties in 2010 had school-age poverty rates that were significantly higher than the national poverty rate.
According to the original census estimates for 2007, the city's population stood at 239,124, which independent sources, like voter turnout and death records, indicate was a reasonable guess.
The demand for higher education—and the scope of the challenge in delivering it can be seen in looking at the census estimates for the seven counties closest to the IM/UFRRJ with 353,653 young people between the ages of 18 and 25.
And yearly U.S. Census estimates for each state are used along with 1980 census data to determine trends, Hoag said.
Demographic and state distributions are weighted to match the most recent Census estimates for Latino registered voters.
