Sentence examples for census range from inspiring English sources

These deprivation scores, based on data from the 1996 census, range from one to five depending on the level of deprivation.

In this way nine municipalities were classified as urban in the district of Nicosia with an average population size of 23300 inhabitants as recorded in the last population census (range 2492-58520) and mean population density of 1770 people per km2 (range 233-5809).

These hospitals each have an annual ED visit census ranging from approximately 45,000 to 60,000 patients.

The actual ages of respondents included in the census ranged from 17 49.

Individual ED annual patient census ranged from 17,544 to 65,440 (median 31,726, interquartile range 24,980 to 41,721).

The hospitals were located in both urban and suburban areas, and the daily census ranged from 35 to 250 patients.

The number of census tracts in the ARIC study communities at the time of the 2000 U.S. Census ranged from 31 in Washington County, MD to 75 in Forsyth County, NC, and the number of persons per census tract ranged from 1,492 in Jackson, MS to 1,891 in Washington County, MD (Additional file 1, Table S1).

The OTP censuses ranged from 153 to 1007.

For the 3-year data cycle, changes in socioeconomic characteristics for approximately 25%% of all census counties (range 4 to 70%%) were attributed to real changes in area conditions when survey cycles were used every 2 years, compared to an average of 17%% of all counties (range 5 to 89 %) when survey cycles were used consecutively.

Patients in the diagnosis sample (n = 83,330) were nested within 14,191 census tracts (range: 1 87 patients per tract).

Patients in the surgery sample (n = 55,046) were nested within 12,886 census tracts (range: 1 66 patients per tract).