Sentence examples for number of census from inspiring English sources

28 The number of census block groups (n=7588) represents 3.6% of 2000 US Census block groups.

For this, we simulated nine cities that differed systematically in size (number of census tracts) and heterogeneity (variance of the number of dogs per census tract).

In contrast, 81.8% of the solely widespread openland birds became more abundant and 63.6% of the species were recorded at a larger number of census points.

Although still a low number, a higher than average number of census tracts have a similar proportion to the racial composition of the county as a whole.

The exact number of census takers needed to make those visits will not become clear until next month, when the forms are due.

As the size of America's population exploded in the 19th century and the number of census questions expanded, the urgency of further mechanization became increasingly clear.

Each point represents one plot and the size of the point is proportional to the number of censuses.

A number of censuses, mainly in francophone countries, but also in Sudan and Ethiopia, have a category 'nomad', reflecting a lifestyle rather than a dependence on a particular economy.

As a further robustness check for the patterns in Figure 1, and as an alternative to the panel analysis which pools all plants, the evolution of the average wage is plotted in Figure 2 over the life-span of plants that are born within the sample period and live for a given number of censuses; a minimum of 2, and a maximum of 6.

Thus, we calculated the proportion of times each individual was recorded at AFS out of the total number of censuses performed annually.

The number of census-based sectors within each group varied between 4 and 18, according to the size of the population in each group.