Examples of using Population data in English and their translations into German
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Ireland Population data: Eurostat.
This will give a parser error, given that the population data is missing.
Spain Population data: Instituto Nacional de Estadística.
NB: For UK 2003 population data.
Population data refer to 1 January of the reference year.
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All data are from Eurostat, except for the population data for the US and Japan which are from the US Census website.
Population data indicate an increasing number of old people 740 000 in Flanders by 1980.
At the moment, the Commission receives every ten years detailed population data from the census at LAU level 2 municipalities.
All population data usedfor indicators per 100 inhabitants is for 2001, source ITU.
The German-speaking Communityis not represented in the student data, but in the population data.
This is the U.N. 's population data, you may have seen, for the world.
The analysis of geographic data on fishing grounds, land-use plans, coral bleaching and population data and a fish census were conducted.
Except for population data(total and by age) there are significant gaps for many Mediterranean countries in the 1980-1995 time series.
For cows:the table gives the proportion of easy births for the whole cow population data from 827,200 Normande cows, all lactation rungs included.
There are currently only a small number of indicators available at regional level that have been harmonized: GDP, employment,unemployment and population data.
Population data on raster of about 1 km 2(30") cell size from CIESIN(1995) have been used to calculate average dose reduction factors for each model grid cell.
For a worldwide investigation of shrinking cities,the project Shrinking Cities is evaluating historical population data from more than 8,000 cities.
Population data from both Eurostat(for the EU-25 estimate) and the OECD(for third countries with***) were used to complete data on the number of patents per million inhabitants.
With easy access to huge data sets(such as DNA sequences,gene expressions, or population data), biology increasingly becomes a quantitative science.
The approval of the Treaty of Lisbon, which is to be signed this week by the Heads of State or Government,makes it absolutely vital to have reliable European Union population data.
Its particular strength is the automatic integration and fusion of various spatial data-for example,sales figures, population data, and energy consumption data-with complex 3-D information models.
It may reflect unreliable population data and/or significant late enrolment, re-enrolment of dropouts, repetition counted as new enrolment or even migration from neighbouring populations. .
At the time of the enlargement, the entering countries should therefore beable to provide GDP at market prices and population data under the ESA 95 methodology.
Lack of population data on a number of whale species, however, means that quotas are not necessarily low enough to maintain populations, while continued hunting by non-IWC countries continues to pose a threat.
In almost every policy area in which the EU is active, be it economic, social or environmental,high-quality population data are required to help formulate operational objectives and to evaluate progress.
UN population data is oen based on registers or estimates of population on a date close to 1 July(mid-year population); this may be contrasted with Eurostat's data that generally reect the situation as of 1 January in each reference year.
To check for comparability, the researchers also took into account information from the SOEP study of theDIW Berlin that has collected representative population data in Germany for 30 years.
SK Mr President, precise population data and reliable data on housing within the EU are at present an essential prerequisite for the correct evaluation of all areas of European policies, as well as for the formulation of operational objectives and evaluation of the progress in individual Member States.
Source:"First results of the demographic data collection for 2002 in Europe", Eurostat Statistics in focus, Theme 3, 20/2003.7 The source for the estimation of the population in the world, China, India,USA and Japan in mid-2003 is the"2003 World Population Data Sheet" of the Population Reference Bureau.
Provisional data; 2002 population data for all regions- with the exception of those in Norway: Eurostat estimations; The following new NUTS 2 regions(NUTS 2003)are excluded from the table because population data is not available: Brandenburg-Nordost(DE), Brandenburg-Südwest(DE), Pohjois-Suomi(FI), Länsi-Suomi(FI), Etelä-Suomi(FI), Provincia Autonoma Bolzano/Bozen(IT), Provincia Autonoma Trento(IT), Centro(PT), Lisboa PT.