Sentence examples for global census from inspiring English sources

According to the World Refugee Survey, an annual global census made public yesterday by the U.S. Committee for Refugees, a Washington-based nonprofit group, that is the lowest number of refugees admitted into the United States since 1987.

This summer, the Fish and Wildlife Service paid for Dr. Ward and his colleagues to begin a global census off the Philippine island of Bohol, which has long figured prominently in the shell trade.

The next great expansion of the world's digital infrastructure is under way in developing markets like those of China, Brazil and Argentina, according to a global census of the industry released on Monday.

According to a global census of dollar billionaires, almost two-thirds have a university degree.

To investigate further, researchers from six European countries teamed up to conduct the first global census of freak waves.

The research is part of the global Census of Marine Life (CoML) and has disclosed some remarkable findings.

For one, it is expected that possibilities for health workforce analyses will be strengthened in the current global series of censuses, known as the 2010 round, which will largely be able to exploit the new ISCO-08 revision [ 21].

As noted from Figure 3, the 1, 3, 5, and 7 day forecasts appear to capture the global trends in observed census counts, however as expected, locally the accuracy of our census forecasts diminishes as a function of the length of forecasts.

Census and global migration data analysed in this study are available online at the websites listed in the "Statistical data" section of the manuscript.

Turning to the results of the primary analysis, the spatial point pattern test, the global results for the census tracts are reported in Table 2.

Achieving global coverage for the Census projects depended on the efforts of the NRICs, which were just starting to form as well.