Sentence examples for census outcome from inspiring English sources

The case today represents Utah's second effort to challenge the census outcome.

Eileen's son, Matt agrees with the census outcome.

Correlation between these two census outcomes has been shown to be high (O'Reilly et al., 2005).

Some countries show large differences between pre-census around 2000/2001 population figures by sex and age, and census outcomes.

Neonatal quality measures that have been examined include structural measures such as average daily census, and outcome measures such as mortality and rates of complications of prematurity.

Proposed neonatal quality measures have included structural measures such as average daily census, and outcome measures such as mortality and rates of complications of prematurity.

We wanted to primarily utilize publicly available data, and this six-year window was chosen based on availability of both environmental (including decennial census) and outcome data (e.g., national birth records).

Biostatisticians tend to have success as lead applied researchers in secondary data analysis of for example Veterans Affairs or Census based health outcomes research, but this requires the biostatistician be very knowledgeable in the content area.

Return To Work (RTW), defined as having a job and not being on sick leave at the census, was used as outcome measure four months after baseline, and after one and two years.

Statistically significant variability in emergency diagnosis was present across census tracts for both outcomes in all models (Tables  2 and 3).

However, for estimating population distributions of air pollutant exposures for groups of people such as those in health studies with health outcomes at census tract to county level resolution, a comparison of the distributions of the measured and model-predicted AER across all homes would be appropriate.