Sentence examples for population by county from inspiring English sources

Los Angeles County, meanwhile, had the biggest Hispanic population by county: 4.1 million, up 23.6percentt.

The bureau also broke down the shelter population by county, although in New York City that reflects not only where homeless people are from, but also where they are sheltered.

These studies measure the number of physicians per population by county [ 7, 13, 23] or municipality [ 1, 4, 5].

Figure 1 shows the population by county within 5 km of coast with "very high" vulnerability to sea level rise.

Although the greatest number of samples came from the Miami area, the relative number of dog sera collected per human population by county was highest for Marion County (1 dog per 4,330 people), compared with ratios of 1 45,392 and 1 12,544 in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties, respectively.

The Small Area Health Insurance Estimates is a two-level regression model of the uninsured population by county based on the Annual Social and Economic Supplement of the Current Population Survey as well as Internal Revenue Service tax returns, food stamp participants, Medicaid, and State Children's Health Insurance Program participants (16).

The next day it published another report, this one on the Japanese population by counties in states on the West Coast.

The age-standardised rates of hospital episodes per 100 000 population by counties per year ((number of episodes by county and year/annual average resident population per county and year)×100 000) using general demographic information published by Statistics Portugal.

Direct comparison of year 2000 DOF and census population data revealed accuracy of DOF projections at the state level, although joint stratification of population estimates by county, gender, race/ethnicity, and age introduced greater discrepancy between population data sources.

The population density by county ranges from 83 to 20,945 people/km, with the population being concentrated in the Pearl River Delta Area (PRDA) and the Chao Shan Area (CSA).

Since collapses among counties may reflect recent shared source populations rather than direct migration between these populations, the 'by county' set of populations was conservatively chosen as the basis for subsequent analyses.