Sentence examples for geography at which from inspiring English sources
The CBG is the smallest census geography at which all census factors are tabulated.
CCDs contain 225 people on average and were the smallest geography at which 2006 Census data were disseminated.
In brief, UCLs are aggregations of Statistical Areas Level 1 (SA1); the smallest geography at which the 2011 Australian Census was disseminated (~400 residents per SA1).
Evaluation of the immediate food environment of an area may provide public health professionals and policy makers with information regarding the most effective level of geography at which changes in the food environment could improve health (e.g., the effectiveness of mass campaigns vs. local level interventions).
Census tracts are most often not ideal geographies at which to measure traffic injury control interventions, and many such analyses use data based on intersections or geographic buffers based on an intersection.
So a pupil who might have got a higher grade in a creative subject is now being encouraged to study history or geography instead, at which s/he may do less well, bringing down overall outcomes.
We believe we are ideally placed to be one of the trailblazers for city devolution and that the combined authority – which corresponds with our area's functional economic geography – is the logical level at which to do this.
It wasn't until the 1950's that the A.C. Nielsen Company started breaking down its crude data on the TV audience by age as well as income, geography and other categories -- at which point advertisers began to develop more of an interest in some TV viewers than in others.
And everyone knows that being good at geography - which, with its short answers, QCA reports is easier than history - is tantamount to being good at colouring in.
