Sentence examples for comparison census from inspiring English sources

In comparison, census regions are smaller and more numerous in the Swiss midlands.

Through a comparison with census statistics, we show that remote measures of rice straw can reasonably predict census results at the provincial scale.

It is of interest that the comparison of census tracts with high levels of both benzene and 1,3-butadiene levels to census tracts with low levels of both pollutants resulted in RRs similar to, although more imprecise than, those produced by separate analyses of each pollutant.

Other limits of our comparison group (census infants) are that we were unable to exclude very preterm infants and multiples from the census population, as gestational age and multiplicity are not available in the census data; but these represent a small proportion of all live births and would thus have a very minor impact on the birth population deprivation quartiles.

The comparison of census data uses an adjusted figure for 1990 that was revised to include estimated undercounted residents.

A New York Times comparison of census data from 1960 and 2011 shows that 56 percent of black Americans lived below the poverty line around the time of the march, compared with 18 percent of whites.

The data — a comparison of census records with county birth, death and immigration records — indicate that the 2010 undercount rate for young Latinos was 7.1%, compared to 4.3% for non-Latinos.

Comparison of census sizes to estimated current effective sizes showed sharp differences between populations (Table 4).

Despite inevitable attrition (Oliver & Plomin 2007), the sample remains representative of the UK population (ascertained by comparison with census data from the Office of National Statistics).

Since then, the sample has remained representative of the UK population (ascertained by comparison with census data from the Office of National Statistics Kovass et al. 2007).

A comparison with census data will assess whether the sample was unrepresentative of the local total population of a similar age.