Sentence examples for subsequent decennial from inspiring English sources

Excluding self-employed agricultural workers has the added advantage of rendering the 1940 Census compatible with subsequent Decennial Censuses, as the Census did not ask for farm earnings in 1940.

Spouses were defined as the parents of the woman's first child, and they had to live in a shared address in at least two subsequent decennial censuses; thus the minimal cohabitation was 15 years by average.

The year was particularly important because it was the year of the decennial Census, the subsequent redrawing of Congressional and state legislative districts.

This CD-rom edition includes the complete text of the original 16-volume Encyclopaedia Judaica, as well as the subsequent 8 Year Books and 2 Decennials (published in 1982 and 1992, respectively), plus selected updates and new feature articles prepared under the guidance and supervision of Dr. Geoffrey Wigoder.

For each environmental factor on our wish-list we therefore sought data that were spatially contiguous, comprehensive across the UK and centred around 2001, to correspond with the decennial census which would be our source of denominator data for subsequent testing of the summary measure's utility.

In a subsequent analysis, more directly focused on adult immunization [21], the same authors concluded that one-time and decennial booster vaccination would be cost-effective if the disease incidence in adults was greater than 120 cases per 100,000 population.

After each decennial census, adjustments are made.

Decennial Records of the Class of 1903.

First, the decennial census counts residents, not citizens.

The decennial census is the country's largest civilian mobilization.

The constitution requires a decennial census to divvy up congressional seats between the states.