Sentence examples for total enumerated from inspiring English sources
Indeed, in the Burrishoole system, the unsampled male number greatly exceeds the total enumerated number of returning males that have migrated to sea, which suggests a significant parr contribution to the breeding pool (Table 3) that may exceed the previous estimates of 30% of the total breeding pool [ 45] (but also see [ 34] for a review).
We predetermined the required number of participants (5% of the total enumerated population of pregnant and lactating mothers of each study community).
This, in combination with the fact that the total enumerated cases outcome is bounded below by zero, imparts greater odds of successfully covering with the multiple imputation interval at the smaller Census units as shown.
The larger variability for smaller sample sizes such as those experienced at the block group level actually produces wider multiple imputation intervals relative to the total enumerated cases than those at the larger units such as county.
If all case records in the relevant zip code were geocoded successfully (and assumed correctly), the total enumerated cases per Census unit in that zip code would be taken as a fixed non-random quantity.
Comparison with the total enumerated population showed that the final study sample undersampled adult males (P < 0.001).
This shift in the T g values could be explained by the difference in distribution that necessarily exists between the isomers that are present in PubChem and the total number of enumerated isomers.
The total households enumerated in the randomly selected villages were 452 with the following distribution: 56 (18), 41 (14), 64 (21), 76 (20), 87 (25), and 128 (44) households from Amibara, Awash Arba, Gewane, Halaideghe, Sideha-Faghe, and Worer, respectively, where the numbers in brackets show the number of households surveyed in each village.
In total, we enumerated 811 small- and medium-sized factories in these five wards.
The total population enumerated by a study census in 2001 was 160 261 individuals of whom 15 741 (10%) were less than 60 months of age [ 17].
Totals are enumerated for each of the world's 239 countries following the methodology of the World Christian Encyclopedia, 2nd ed.
