Sentence examples for consistent with census from inspiring English sources

The distribution of ethnic groups is broadly consistent with Census distributions in the boroughs served with only marginally fewer identifying themselves as other than British.

We a priori selected the definition of urban as more than 10,000 people because this definition is consistent with census of populations in many Countries (e.g. United Kingdom [ 37] and Canada [ 38]).

When the immigrant indicator is replaced with indicators for arrival cohorts, I find a decline in cohort quality not consistent with Census-based studies.

Regions are based on standard US census designations consistent with the census designations in subsequent linked models (http://www.eia.gov/emeu/mecs/mecs2002/census.html).html

Consistent with modern census questioning on fertility, the four censuses in Swaziland are similar in content.

The sample was 98% white British, consistent with local census data.

The other variables were collected from provincial yearbooks near 2000 to be consistent with the census variables, including the provincial statistical yearbooks published by the provincial bureaus of statistics (Sichuan Provincial Bureau of Statistics 2003; Shaanxi Provincial Bureau of Statistics 2003; Gansu Provincial Bureau of Statistics 2003).

For this analysis we used mortality data from 1990 to 2010 to be consistent with the census tract reporting periods.

The three populations were very similar with respect to the gender breakdown; however, the OHC sample was younger than the general Hamilton and Ontario populations, which is consistent with the census data.

Employment status in the LHH Survey was consistent with Australian census data, but the LHH participants tended to report higher educational qualifications and better self-rated health compared with the Australian population.

The greater proportion of students from maternal families than paternal families, and the greater proportion of girls than boys among single-parent families, were both consistent with local census findings [ 41].