Sentence examples for censuses collected from inspiring English sources

Censuses collected from 2010 onwards were excluded as these post-date the remote-sensing data, apart from 41 plots that were only measured for the first time during or after 2010, in which case the earliest available census was used.

The census collected information on schooling, remittances, household, and demographic characteristics for Ecuador's entire population.

The 'population dataset' was obtained from the 2011 Canadian census collected by Statistics Canada.

The census collected only limited information about social and economic characteristics of residents, and no information on the health status of residents.

Variations in the information each census collected were not arbitrary: the questions asked, or the way they were asked in 1951 would have made no sense in 2001.

"It certainly means we need more information about how Latinos are viewing race and what it means about how the census collects that information," said Sonia M. Perez, a demographer with the National Council of La Raza, a Hispanic advocacy group.

The 2010 Mexican Census collects two pieces of information that are especially relevant for our study.

This paper uses unit record data on the entire usually resident New Zealand population from the 1996, 2001 and 2006 censuses.10 The census collects information on each individual's country of birth and their year of first arrival in New Zealand.

The U.S. Census collects some data in its American Community Survey, but the survey questions are not designed well enough to provide answers on how many children in this country are served in publicly funded programs, let alone how many children are in preschool or preschool-like settings, period.

For example, the national census collects information on educational levels only every ten years and the rate of incomplete information in the latest 2010 survey was 12% [ 15].

The U.S. Census collects population and housing data every 10 years, economic and government data every five years and the American Community Survey annually.