Sentence examples similar to wide census from inspiring English sources

The first continent-wide census of Africa's savanna elephants found that nearly a third were wiped out between 2007 and 2014.

Conservation efforts were hailed in January after 2,226 tigers were spotted in a country-wide census, a 30% increase in the population from 2010.

The beautiful Nativity story in Luke, for instance, in which a Roman census forces the Holy Family to go back to its ancestral city of Bethlehem, is an obvious invention, since there was no Empire-wide census at that moment, and no sane Roman bureaucrat would have dreamed of ordering people back to be counted in cities that their families had left hundreds of years before.

A UK-wide census is held every 10 years and the information is used to plan future services.

Observational studies range in size and detail; we may observe a single patient at the bedside or conduct a population-wide census.

When Karuhimbi was eight, the Belgians conducted a country-wide census to issue "ethnic" identity cards, classifying every Rwandan as either Hutu (85percentTutsiutsi (14percentt), or Twa (1 percent).

Nation-wide census samples from three African countries participating in the 2010 African Census round.

An ideal study would use nation-wide census data that can provide region-specific demographic and mortality data.

This study presents the first ever population-wide census of child development across an entire country; Australia.

We performed a genome-wide census of AE in human and mouse transcripts available from the UCSC and RefSeq databases (for details, see Materials and Methods).

Age-standardized prevalence of hypertension was calculated using the Kakyerere parish community-wide census population, 2000 US census population [ 28], and WHO world standard population [ 29].