Examples of using Two censuses in English and their translations into Russian
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Perception gaps between the two censuses.
Occasionally, the two censuses are merged into one.
The sample remains constant between two censuses.
In the period between the two censuses of 1979 and 1989, the increase of the population was 1.9 per cent.
The annual average growth rate between the last two censuses was 0.8 per cent.
The annual rate of increase between the two censuses in 1976 and 1988 was 3.8 per cent, with a national average of 2.9 per cent.
The Registry Office figures were higher than those of the CBS during the last two censuses.
Such an explanation refers simultaneously to about two censuses and establishes their chronological relation.
Particularly depressed regions lost some 70% of their school leavers in the period between the two censuses.
Most district densities increased between the two censuses with the exception of sparsely inhabited districts.
The differentials between the two sexes decreased considerably between the last two censuses.
The concept of"race" was used to identify the Aboriginals in two censuses(1971 and 1976) and was then abandoned.
Based on the two censuses, while urban dwellers comprised 72.6 per cent of Brazil's population in 1990, that figure may be as high as 76.4 per cent by the end of this year.
Other countries revise the population figures between the two censuses using different methods.
This situation has improved in the last two censuses(2000 and 2010); nevertheless, migration still could have a much greater presence in the surveys.
For a few countries of the region, this affects the population data series of the years between two censuses disseminated at both national and international level.
A/ The Population of Aruba is based on the two censuses, 1 February 1988 and 6 October 1991, and the changes in the population registry, corrected for the migration growth.
In absolute terms, the number of illiterate women has decreased by 17 thousand in the twelve years between the two censuses, which translates into a drop of 1 per cent.
According to the data of the past two censuses Serbia has 7,498,001 inhabitants(the 2002 census, without Kosovo and Metohija) and Montenegro has a population of 614,579 the 1991 census. .
Employment rates among Aboriginal people aged 15 years andover increased 5.3 percentage points between the last two censuses, reaching 49.7 percent in 2001.
He wished to emphasize that the two censuses held since 1989 had conformed to the highest international standards; every individual had had the right to self-identification in full compliance with the recommendations of the Committee.
There are, however, a number of issues to consider when relating the two censuses, most significantly that they use different units of enumeration.
Compared with the earlier census conducted in 1981, this represents a 5 per cent increase, i.e.,half the growth registered in the earlier decade between the two censuses from 1971 to 1981.
There was a drop in the population living in rural centres between the two Censuses and a small increase in the number living in"other rural areas.
Countries in the region which found large discrepancies between population estimates andcensus data have asked the assistance of the international community to realign their population figures between the two censuses.
As of 1970 the housing content was significantly enhanced andautonomously organised, for which reason two censuses went on to be simultaneously conducted Population and Housing.
To answer this question, data from the last two censuses(2002 and 2010) was used, as were data from monitoring living conditions in Russia and data from the HSE's Longitudinal Monitoring Survey on the health and economic welfare of households and individuals.
It had been noted in that regard that people who had declared themselves as Yugoslavs in the 1991 census had almost disappeared from the 1994 census, possibly because they had been unwilling to identify themselves as such in the new State following the tragic events that had taken place between the two censuses.
In the period between two censuses the total number of the inhabitants has dropped by 4.15%, as a consequence of the negative birthrate, migrations to other countries and the boycott of the census in three municipalities in southern Serbia- Bujanovac, Presevo and Medvedja.
For example, measuring trends of GDP per capita across countries may justify the use of the UN estimates orother methods used to smooth the population between the two censuses, but the same estimates cannot be used when data have to be disseminated by population sub-groups for example by sex, age, race, ethnicity.
