Examples of using Census data in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It's all in the Census data.
Let's say the census data indicates 85% of children have birth certificates.
We get that from the census data.
According to census data, a quarter of the nation's children have at least one foreign-born parent.
You still stuck on that census data?
According to the 2003 census data population is 3, 2 million people, 1, 1 of which lives in Yerevan.
Courts ruled that no agency, including the FBI, has access to census data.
If you take any table of wide-ranging values- census data, test results, land mass sizes-.
In D.C., census data shows that a black person lives, on average, one mile farther from low-wage jobs than a white person.
HUD arrives at the numbers for each area with the help of census data and through renter surveys.
Without such protections, those living illegally in the United States orhiding from the government would be deterred from submitting census data.
Now the truth is, when we published this quiz, the census data that it's based on was already a few years old.
According to 2014 census data, there are nearly 438,000 unmarried male-female couples among 7.3 million Florida households.
You put in a post code andthen it will ask you questions based on census data for your local area.
According to 2014 census data, there are nearly 438,000 unmarried male-female couples among the state's 7.3 million households.
More than half of all workers in amusement and recreation, as Disneyland workers are classified,make less than $15, according to census data.
Under your policy and using census data as well, could I pay to target predominantly black ZIP codes and advertise them the incorrect election date?”.
However social historians find small citiesmuch easier to handle because they can use census data to cover or sample the entire population.
She asked:"Under your policy, using census data as well, could I pay to target predominantly black zip codes and advertise to them the incorrect election date?".
For example, a Canadian poll released September 12, 2011 sampled 1,129 Canadian adults and collected data on the numbers of declared atheists.[23]These numbers conflicted with the latest Canadian census data that presupposed that a religious affiliation predisposed a belief in a deity and was based on a poorly worded question. A quote from the study.
Local authorities- the census data are available to decision-makers in local authorities as a basis for setting local policies in each locality, according to the needs of its population.
The United States is the largest market, followed by Europe and Japan. In 1993 the United States Census Bureau found that 10.6% of U.S. households owned ornamental freshwater or saltwater fish, with an average of 8.8 fish per household. In 1993, the retail value of the fish hobby in the United States was US$910 million.[15]In 2002, census data indicated that aquarium products and fishing accounted for US$684 million.
For this purpose, the investigators acquired census data, marriage, birth, and death records, and also browsed archives of newspapers and social networks.
Researchers analyzed U.S. census data and birth certificates and determined that mothers who give birth in winter are likely to be unmarried or without a high-school diploma, and suggested that wealthier women with better education can afford to time their births to more desirable seasons.
For example, way back in 1978, in a study reported in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology,social psychologists Clark McCauley and Christopher Stitt first obtained US census data showing that, compared to other Americans, African Americans are less likely to complete high school or college, and more likely to have an unwed mother, be unemployed, and have a family with four or more children.
So they spread out all the census data, and what they found, the guy described to me as a shocker, which is that in 1,997 out of 2,000 communities, women, young women, were making more money than young men.
The census data for 1881 shows that agricultural work was the dominant occupation among males, with 32 men working on farms and with animals; other occupation areas for men included the professions, furniture design and lodging. Data for females shows that most occupations(29) were unspecified and another six were unknown.[3][failed verification].
Based on this information and U.S. Census data, this approximates to 7.4 billion hours of idle time in the U.S. each year, and $100 billion paid for idle time.
The research, based on an analysis of U.S. census data, found that in the first quarter of 2015, 67% of U.S. people between the ages of 18 and 34(42.2 million Americans- known as millennials for the purposes of the Pew study) lived separately from their parents.
