Sentence examples for poorly enumerated from inspiring English sources

The results confirm that, indeed, the 1870 Census was the most poorly enumerated.

1 3 5 High-quality epidemiological studies are difficult to perform in SSA, as they are expensive and labour intensive and populations are often mobile and poorly enumerated.

Two methods to estimate vaccination coverage in young children are commonly used: administrative data, which are unreliable if the target population is poorly enumerated, and may overestimate coverage [ 7]; and cross-sectional population-based surveys which determine the percentage of children vaccinated within a certain geographic area, such as the demographic and health surveys (DHSs) [ 8].

He enumerated his process.

Ms. Carpenter enumerated them.

The uncountable dead were enumerated.

They enumerated rather than essentialized.

Eagerly, he enumerated the neighborhood's charms.

These forms enumerated about six million people.

They are never enumerated, dated or specified.

In addition to the principal branches just listed, there are several poorly documented extinct languages of which enough is known to be sure that they were Indo-European and that they did not belong in any of the groups enumerated above (e.g., Phrygian, Macedonian).