Sentence examples for census of three from inspiring English sources

The sample was randomly drawn from the local government census of three communities in the Mediterranean region of Tarragona (N.E. Spain).

The Carstairs deprivation score is a small area indicator of socioeconomic status based on the prevalence measured at the decennial census of four characteristics: overcrowding, male unemployment, social class, and car ownership.

Methods: Hazardous and harmful alcohol consumption was assessed using the Alcohol Use Disorder Identification Test (AUDIT) administered in a face-to-face interview in a census of two camps comprising ∼8000 refugees.

The census consists of three questionnaires: one for the individual person, a household questionnaire and a questionnaire on the building.

Daily activity rhythm of, and habitat use by P. lilfordi was estimated using regular censuses of two fixed transects placed in the Eastern and Northern limits of our study site (65 and 120 m length, respectively), in order to avoid interfering with the movements of the individuals followed by telemetry (see below).

But the 1930 census of the two apartment buildings found the master/servant ratio pretty much unchanged, 29/53.

The results of the 2011 census of 56 million people living in England and Wales make fascinating reading and provide a veritable feast of food for thought for RE, citizenship, geography, maths lessons and beyond.

The total population according to the 2000 census of the two communities was 17,393 for the rural site and 10,963 for the urban site.

A census of the four randomly selected rural sites recorded 369 households.

As such, a near census of grade ten students attending all high schools in Saint Christopher (St. Kitts) and Nevis were surveyed (n = 744; Table 1).

In the first major redistricting case following the 2000 census, a panel of three federal judges upheld New Jersey's newly redrawn legislative districts.