Sentence examples for prior censuses from inspiring English sources

The commission report, released this week, found "serious methodological problems," with at least 9.3 percent of the population not surveyed, more than double that of prior censuses.

This edict introduced a general five-year census for the whole empire, replacing prior censuses that had operated at different speeds throughout the empire.

That's a 25% increase over the prior census in 2005.

A "recent" move in the Census data was defined as anytime after the prior census enumeration, i.e. 2000.

Population denominators were based on US Census Bureau estimates that were 'race-bridged' (that is, persons reporting two or more races in the 2000 census were allocated to a single race for comparability with prior census data) [ 22].

Prior to censuses, locations along the reef crest with similar benthic configurations were identified within the three sites and marked with buoys.

A short fibreglass tape was used to estimate the 5 m width of the transect (2.5 m on either side of the diver's path) prior to censuses.

Occupation is based on the main job held during the week prior to census night.

The Church does not appear in the 1990 Mexican census or any census prior to that.

The 2011 census was performed using new methodology: the permanent population was determined as the enumerated population who lived in the census area for at least 12 months prior to the census, or plans to live in the same area for at least 12 months after the census.

Though our observations were carried out prior to patient-census limitations from the ACGME, voluntary census caps were in place at both observed internal medicine programs.