Sentence examples for resident census from inspiring English sources

Notes: The Crime Rate is defined as crime count in the financial year 2011/2012 divided by the 2011 usual resident Census population.

The Immigrant Share is defined as the number of people not born in the UK in the 2011 Census divided by the 2011 usual resident Census population.

Average resident census represents the total number of residents divided by the total number of beds (multiplied by 100 to create a percent).

Statistics New Zealand estimated that around 600,000 New Zealand-born, and 400,000 overseas-born New Zealand citizens lived overseas at the time of the 2006 Censusd, in comparison to the 2006 total resident Census population of 4,027,959 people.

The nursing home characteristics used are bed size, ownership, chain membership, Medicaid occupancy, overall-resident census, case mix (using Activities of Daily Living [ADLs] and dementia), deficiency citations, staff turnover, and staffing levels.

But, Mr. McMillen added, despite the nationwide canvassing, to begin next week, large cities probably will not be able to raise their residents' census-form returns more than a few percentage points.

Adolescent male students from two parent households owning fewer than two cars and more than two bicycles, with parents/guardians commuting using non-motorised travel modes and resident in Census Collection Districts with conducive cycling environments, contributed largely to the one-way bi-directional primary and secondary school cycling mode shares.

Individual household race/ethnicity and annual income were significantly correlated with residents' building census block group minority and income assignment, providing corroborative evidence that minority, low-income residents of dry cleaner buildings have disproportionately elevated exposures to perc compared with nonminority, higher income residents.

Although the second counts failed to turn up many additional residents, the Census remained suspect.

This fact brings me into the blood brotherhood of New Jersey residents, as census figures show that three-quarters of us drive to work alone in our cars each day.

They have given practice tests to help local residents get census jobs, believing they will be less skittish about approaching houses and will be less likely to evoke a hostile response.