Sentences with word «undercount»

3 To measure net undercount of the Australian population, the ABS conducts the PES shortly after the Census.

4 The estimates of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population presented in this publication are based on 2011 Census of Population and Housing counts of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians, adjusted for net undercount as measured by the Post Enumeration Survey.

It would be interesting to see Mann's analysis run with observational data properly adjusted for undercount and short - duration storms, or at a minimum considering these factors as part of the uncertainties in the analysis.

The estimates are subject to errors that can not be comprehensively adjusted for within the population estimates compilation process, given the limited ability to estimate Census undercount by Indigenous status and other demographic characteristics.

Generally, the proxy undercounts low - income students enrolled in institutions of higher education while counting some middle - income students as low - income.

And that probably undercounts the deaths and complications because reporting was voluntary and only 9 of 13 program directors responded.

«Different methods for estimating undercounts in the earlier part of the North Atlantic tropical cyclone record provide mixed conclusions»

Has anyone seen the total 300 year undercounted damages for a ton of today's CO2 emissions according to SCC?

The PES, conducted shortly after Census night, collects information about where people were on Census night and their characteristics to estimate net Census undercount;

«By the time the kitchen was actually re-assembled, we could not find anyone to install the Corian countertops and undercount sinks we had brought with us.

The estimates of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and non-Indigenous populations presented in this publication are based on 2011 Census of Population and Housing counts adjusted for net undercount as measured by the Post Enumeration Survey.

Keep in mind that these statistics dramatically undercount the real rate of homebirth death.

Responding to a commentor who pointed out the study actually UNDERCOUNTED homebirth deaths because some deaths at homebirth happened during or after transfer and were included in the hospital group, she offers this bit of obfuscation:

Puerto Rico's governor on Monday ordered authorities to review all deaths reported since Hurricane Maria hit nearly three months ago amid accusations that the U.S. territory has vastly undercounted storm - related deaths.

According to a lawsuit filed by state Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's office against the corporate franchiser that owns Domino's Pizza, the computer system used by franchises across the state systematically undercounted hours worked by employees, shortchanging them hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Espaillat campaign consultant Lis Smith quickly linked to a «fact sheet» on Twitter questioning the pollster's reliability, said that the poll undercounted Latino voters (who are likely to be Espaillat supporters), and questioned the idea that the race was titling toward Rangel and not the challenger, who has attracted more endorsements than he did in his close race against Rangel two years ago and just won the endorsement of The New York Times.

House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi said Tuesday that adding such a question «will inject fear and distrust into vulnerable communities and cause traditionally undercounted communities to be even further under - represented, financially excluded and left behind.»

We find that the existence of a substantial undercount bias in late 19th through mid 20th century TC counts is inconsistent with the statistical relationship between TC counts and climate.

Different fitness trackers and workout - focused smartwatches generally use different algorithms to detect steps, and the Pebble 2 + Heart Rate significantly undercounted mine.

Although high volume cases in the fourth quarter may be undercounted due to the timing of filing campaigns, there was, nonetheless, less high volume activity in 2016 than in 2015.

Special note about earned W - 2 incomes: Inputting net paycheck income into the earned income areas may cause double counting of some expenses, undercounting income, and other distortions that will make the plan inaccurate.

The Trump administration's plan to deal with a possible significant undercount on the 2020 U.S. census is seriously flawed, according to former agency officials and other experts in survey research.

Current federal poverty data undercount the number of poor families in America, a group of experts concludes in a 500 - page report, which recommends a new method for identifying the impoverished.

The net undercount rate for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples was 17.5 % (equivalent to 137,750 persons).

These so - called «hybrid» entrepreneurs who keep their day jobs make for less thrilling copy and more complicated data analysis among researchers, so they're often undercounted, Raffiee notes, which skews the data on entrepreneurs» traits in general.

Correction: An earlier version of this story undercounted RKF's Manhattan deals and did not include CPEX Real Estate in the Brooklyn ranking.

The GOP seems to be betting that damage from a major undercount will be isolated to Democratic - leaning cities.

So consequently, a small test amount, randomly selected from the serving, is more likely than not to undercount overall gluten.»

I originally undercounted the deaths because I switched stillbirths (2) and early neonatal deaths (4).

So looking just at just income taxes undercounts the US» relative dependence on income taxes paid by the rich.

More than two years after the New York City Police Department implemented new procedures for stop - and - frisk encounters, officers continue to undercount street stops, a court - appointed monitor said in a new report.

Marshall said the 2010 Census, which showed just a 0.1 percent jump in Queens» population over the past decade, «severely undercounted» borough residents.

In her report, Gillibrand said the Pentagon was undercounting sexual assaults because it does not include attacks by service members on civilians such as their spouses or women who live near bases.

The 2020 Census will ask respondents if they are U.S. citizens, a move that critics say risks undercounting populations in areas such as New York City.

He argued the polls undercount minority voters — especially those who speak Chinese and other languages or may be weary of speaking to outsiders.

They typically slightly undercounted, compared to manual tallies, for example.

Touch - screen machines in Sarasota, Florida, recorded an 18,000 - vote undercount in a congressional race decided by fewer than 400 votes.

Failure to photoactivate would lead to undercounting since a fraction of probes would be dark and never appear in the image.

Due to limitations of both methods, the citation numbers are only rough estimates and likely undercount actual citations.

That's not the only methodological issue: their study also undercounts subsidies to oil, gas, and coal production, relying on an estimate of $ 23 billion in production subsidies instead of the more than $ 70 billion we've identified in G20 countries alone.

«Cities Emit 60 % More Carbon Than Thought A new analysis finds that city planners have been undercounting greenhouse gas emissions from a key contributor.»

A poor agreement has been reported between hospital admission data and self - reported respiratory illnesses, particularly influenza infection.12 However, it is possible that medical records may undercount influenza infections because some physicians discourage patients from seeking their services for viral infections.

The lead author of the study, Rosebud Roberts, a professor of epidemiology at the Mayo Clinic, in Rochester, Minn, says that women with MCI may progress to dementia faster than men, causing them to be undercounted during the MCI phase.