Cases were divided into five groups, from the most affluent to most deprived, on the basis of the quintile of the distribution of TDIs for census ward of residence.
"There's a lot of evidence for Census displacement of private payrolls historically," says Jan Hatzius, chief United States economist at Goldman Sachs.
We calculated median annual household income for census tract of residence at the date of cognitive assessment using data from the 2000 United States Census (U.S. Census Bureau 2000).
Fully adjusted models included hypertension, family history of MI, hypercholesterolemia, BMI, physical activity, smoking, diabetes, median house value, and household income for census tract of residence, season, and state of residence and were stratified by age in months (Table 2).
The covariates we considered included distance to road, population density, elevation, surrounding land use, distance to and emission from power plants, and variables for census region of the country (northeast, west, south, and midwest) to adjust for regional patterns.
The data sources used for the analysis were: Village-level population data: the village-level population data were obtained for 2001 and 2011 from Census of India.
He has blocked ships of migrants and refugees from disembarking, called for a census of the minority Roma people and pushed for lifting EU sanctions against Russia.
That money, about $10,000, has paid for a census of the clan's 5,000 or so living members, as well as newspaper advertisements to find kin.
The Rajasthan Trees Bill, expected to be introduced in the state assembly during the budget session, calls for a census of protected trees by March of each year, to ensure proper monitoring of planted saplings.
In 2010, according to a story in the Independent, Lacoste pledged a hundred and fifty thousand euros, or a hundred and eighty-nine thousandollarsrs, over three years to the Save Your Logo project, to help pay for a census of a rare crocodile found only in Colombia and Venezuela.
