Sentence examples for statistics staff from inspiring English sources

"The concept of race and how we view it culturally has changed," said Elizabeth M. Grieco, chief of the Census Bureau's immigration statistics staff, which analyzed 2007 data.

"We've had an economic downturn, and that may well be affecting the attractiveness of the United States as a destination," said Thomas A. Gryn, a statistician with the bureau's immigration statistics staff.

The creation of population modeling databases usually involves assistance from either database management staff or statistics staff.

Second, the PEP would be developed by our study team in collaboration with the Director of the municipal police academy (Instituto de Capacitacion y Adiestramiento Profesional de Tijuana (ICAP)), the Head of Planning and Strategic Projects at the Tijuana Police Department and their key Statistics staff.

An estimated 75percentt of the state's firefighters are volunteers, according to state's Commission on Fire Prevention and Control, a figure that mirrors national statistics; volunteers staff 234 out of 310 departments in the state.

Task force members visited four geographically distinct regions (Erongo, Karas, Omaheke, and Omusati) to collect primary service statistics and staffing data from selected health facilities.

Resource constraints also impact on forest statistics through inadequate staff resources, the poor commitment of staff and a lack of institutional and technical knowledge (for example understanding appropriate codes, etc).

Nationality statistics of NHS staff have never been published but figures on where doctors qualified are made available by the General Medical Council, which include GPs in its data.

According to Criminal Justice Department statistics, assaults on staff members at Texas prisons deemed "serious" have risen in recent years, to 96 in 2012 from 72 in 2010.

And, despite the staff statistics in what is called the Core Price Index, the board ignored its own data and passed what, under those circumstances, were startling and onerous guidelines" -- the 5 and 7percentt increases.

"The key warning signs that Francis mentioned - accumulation of patient stories detailing adverse incidents, bad practice, unusually high mortality statistics, signals from staff and whistleblowers, poor governance dysfunctional hospital wards and also weak regulation.