Instead, illegally subdivided housing and informal sharing by single people has become so extensive that the 2010 census resulted in an undercount of NYC's population by at least 250,000.
Most of the extensive farms and cattle census in Ciudad Real province are located in municipalities where some of the risk factors identified in this model may operate, such as wildlife TB reservoir abundance (see below).
The late scholar of South Asia Bernard Cohn did extensive work on the first Census conducted by the British in India, pointing out that their Census had a mercantile, extractive goal--after all, counting the subjects of a state is a prerequisite for taxing them.
She said that during the "extensive" consultations for the 2016 census "no major issue was brought forth … for the question on sex".
Before the 2006 census update, a similar but more extensive questionnaire was conducted in a sample of 575 individuals 50 years old or more.
The exploration of factors likely to influence screening uptake is dependent on the Census variables though these are generally more extensive than in most datasets, with the exception of health surveys.
National, regional and local census officials adamantly denied the charges and said extensive computer and manual reviews of the Bronx show fraudulent or incorrect documents did not pass through.
These segments are derived from comprehensive household data tabulated by the Australian Census of Population and Housing in 2001 and extensive consumer surveys and were used under the licence of Pathfinder Solutions (Australia) Pty Ltd (Pathfinder Segments of Australia©).
Sierra Home's ambitious Generations Family Tree Millennium Collection ($69.95) includes an extensive collection of data from the Ellis Island station (including immigrant records, census images and ship's passenger lists), Civil War muster rolls, the Social Security Index and landowner records and a search engine programmed for hunting online genealogy information.
The Pirenaica breed is a meat-type beef population from northern Spain with an approximate census of 20 000 individuals that are typically reared under extensive conditions [ 24].
