Sentence examples for comprehensive censuses from inspiring English sources

The TPO data used in this analysis came from comprehensive censuses of mills, including those outside the county, which processed Ravalli County timber.

We used this sampling approach because of difficulties with access comprehensive censuses, and because of the need to maximize recruitment for the study.

The ONS has begun a public consultation over whether to adopt this system or maintain the existing comprehensive census.

The first comprehensive census in Iceland was taken in 1703, at which time 50,358 people were reported.

The archive joins more than 450 other collections and items on the UNESCO register, which includes material ranging from the world's first comprehensive census in Iceland in 1703 to Bach's handwritten score for his Mass in B Minor.

In summary, my Ph.D. thesis provided a basis for deciphering mutational signatures from cancer genomics data and developed the first comprehensive census of mutational signatures in human cancer.

"Yes, this is the first comprehensive census of a species taken from space, absolutely," said Barbara Wienecke, a sea bird ecologist with the Australian Antarctic Division AADD) who spoke with Reuters by phone from the Aurora Australis research vessel.

Based on a comprehensive census of all trees in two hectares of a tropical forest in French Guiana, we examined whether plant DNA barcoding could contribute to increasing the quality and the pace of tropical plant biodiversity surveys.

We were interested in taking a comprehensive census of various events of genome dynamics across the diversity of prokaryotes.

Experimental detection of nitrogen fixation in microbes requires species-specific conditions, making it difficult to obtain a comprehensive census of this trait.

The Sundarbans are prime habitat for rhesus macaques, though there are no comprehensive census data for macaques in this area estimates range to the thousands.