Sentence examples for which tract from inspiring English sources

To more accurately reflect the density of human habitation in each census tract, we dis-aggregated each tract into its constituent block groups (one to nine block groups per tract), estimated the population density for each block group, and then created a population-weighted sum of these population densities to estimate the average population density at which tract residents live.

Mr. Hoffman added that 37 days remained to air any protests and review the decision about which tracts to lease.

"Based on their research, the Adirondack Park Agency eventually decided which tracts of land would be wilderness and which would be wild forest".

First acreages were simply whittled away; then came "allotment," in which tracts were allotted to individual tribal members, and many ended up sold off to non-Indians.

That decertification meant that, instead of the government's picking which tracts of land it would lease and then putting them up for bid, coal companies could effectively do the picking themselves.

To date, these studies have relied on a priori knowledge of which tracts are affected by injury or pathology and manual delineation of regions of interest (ROIs) for use as waypoints in tractography.

Chimeric molecules in which tracts of DNA are bound to N and/or C terminus of PNA have been widely reported [ 21– 31].

The severity of the disconnection was converted into z-values, allowing us to assess which tracts were statistically more damaged (z > 1.96; 2-tailed P < 0.05).

Smaller descending tracts, which include the rubrospinal tract, the vestibulospinal tract, and the reticulospinal tract, originate in nuclei in the midbrain, pons, and medulla oblongata.

See below, section 2, on Aëtius' Placita of which this tract is an epitome.

ISP is an even rarer condition than spontaneous pneumoperitoneum, from which gastrointestinal tract perforation and other known causes of free intraperitoneal gas have been excluded [1].