Sentence examples for marital data from inspiring English sources

Reference to ONS marital data is irrelevant, and of the 621 who say they use Tinder, almost all are from the 16-34 agroupoup.

He points out that the Census Bureau has collected and reported marital data on them for decades — going back to a time when marriage at that age was more common than today.

Marital data were not collected, and thus, this issue could not be explored.

In the appendix, we present a detailed comparison of marital data from ACDIS with the 2001 South African census data from the same province.

One means of verifying the consistency of reporting in ACDIS is to compare marital data from self- and household proxy reports.

We used paired marital data from the Japanese Study on Stratification, Health, Income, and Neighborhood (J-SHINE), which targeted residents aged 25 50 years in four Japanese municipalities.

(Even the Census Bureau can recognize that times do change, however: it once included 14-year-olds in its marital status data, but no longer does so).

Proportions of people receiving specific acute or preventative medications did not depend an age or socio-economic or marital status (data not shown).

Age, sex and marital status data for this 'migratory population' were collected, and they are included in the published tables which use these variables, although not disaggregated except for the village population listings.

Weighted by age according to the 2000 US Census marital status data.

Marital status data were only available for the state of Victoria.