Sentence examples for population census for from inspiring English sources

We use the Mexican Population Census for the years 1990, 2000 and 2010.6 Two different types of people qualify as return migrants from the United States.

The official results of Morocco's population census for 2014, presented by HCP, show that the so-called final celibacy rate, i.e., those who did not get married even though they reached the age of 55, is 5.9% of the total number of singles, while in 2004 it was only 3%.

The UN data include the latest available population census for capital cities and cities of 100,000 or more inhabitants, and thus the reference years vary for different countries.

Clusters were from a list of enumeration areas obtained from the 2002 Uganda population census (for the 2004 UAIS) and from the 2010 Uganda National Household Survey update of the 2002 Uganda population census (for the 2011 UAIS).

With use of the 1996 population census for South Africa, Africans constitute 76.7% (31,127,631) of the total population of 40.5 million.

This finding is unlikely to be a reflection of the distribution of males and females in the population, given that the 2001 population census for Sri Lanka reports a male:female gender ratio of 0.99 1.

The Townsend deprivation score is a combined measure of owner occupation, car ownership, overcrowding, and unemployment based on a person's postcode and linkage to population census data for 2001 for approximately 150 households in that postal area.

The Townsend score is a combined measure of owner occupation, car ownership, overcrowding and unemployment based on a patient's postcode and linkage to population census data for 2001 for approximately 150 households in that postal area.

We have found freely available data on the Internet for U.S.A on county level (GPS coordinates [37] and population census data for the last 5 census, [38]), and for Transylvania on settlement level (GPS coordinates [39] and population census data for 11 census between 1850 to 2002 [40]).

It represents the first approach integrating satellite imagery with population census data for studying the human environment in the Caribbean.

Besides these approaches, Freire and Aubrecht (2012) introduced dasymetric mapping to disaggregate the population census data for daytime and nighttime in the metropolitan area of Lisbon, Portugal.