R0804 PERCENT OF WORKERS 16 YEARS AND OVER WHO TRAVELED TO WORK BY PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION (EXCLUDING TAXICAB) - United States -- States; and Puerto Rico Universe: Workers 16 years and over 2013 American Community Survey

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• Error
• Demographics of the United States
• Margin of error
• Sample size determination
• Standard error
• Confidence interval
• Errors and residuals in statistics
• Perceptron
• Hindu population in England & Wales
• Statistics
• Measurement
• Sampling

R0703 PERCENT OF PEOPLE 1 YEAR AND OVER WHO LIVED IN A DIFFERENT STATE (INCLUDING PUERTO RICO) 1 YEAR AGO - United States -- States; and Puerto Rico Universe: Population 1 year and over 2013 American Community Survey 1-

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• Error
• Demographics of the United States
• Margin of error
• Standard error
• Confidence interval
• Sample size determination
• Errors and residuals in statistics
• Opinion polling for the New Zealand general election
• Statistics
• Measurement
• Sampling

Migration in the Arctic Timothy Heleniak People have been migrating to, from, and within the Arctic regions for centuries. Because of the small overall population size and small size of settlements, migration has a sign

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• Arctic
• Poles
• Arctic Ocean
• Demography
• Population
• Bird migration
• Greenland
• Human migration
• Alaska
• Physical geography
• Political geography
• Extreme points of Earth

A comparative analysis of management options for grizzly bear conservation in the U.S.–Canada trans-border area Michael F. Proctor1,6, Christopher Servheen2,7, Sterling D. Miller3,8, Wayne F. Kasworm4,9, and Wayne L. W

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• Fauna of Europe
• Grizzly bear
• Brown bear
• Population viability analysis
• Selkirk Mountains
• Small population size
• Demography
• Bears
• Zoology
• Biology

Questions and Answers on West Coast Fisher DPS Proposed Listing Q. What is a fisher? A. Fishers are forest-dwelling mammals in a family that includes weasels, mink, martens and otters. They are about the size of a large

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• Distinct population segment
• Environment of the United States
• United States
• Fisher
• Martens
• Endangered Species Act

Resource Description This data visualization reveals how the number and size of cities has increased between 1790 and[removed]By 1890, the countries population grew and became increasingly urban, people living in cities of

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Microsoft Word - MLSP23Methodology.docx

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• Stratified sampling
• Sample size determination
• Survey methodology
• Current Population Survey
• Statistics
• Sampling
• Margin of error

Resource Description The size and overall distribution of the U.S. population has changed over time, as some states - especially those in the South and West - have grown faster than others. This data visualization shows

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Resource Description During the last 50 years, the foreign-born population of the U.S. has undergone dramatic changes in size, origins, and geographic distributions. In 1960, this population represented about 1 in 20 res

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R0502 PERCENT OF FOREIGN-BORN PEOPLE BORN IN EUROPE - United States -- States; and Puerto Rico Universe: Foreign-born population 2013 American Community Survey 1-Year Estimates

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• Error
• Statistical inference
• Margin of error
• Standard error
• Sample size determination
• Confidence interval
• Errors and residuals in statistics
• Sampling error
• Demographics of the United States
• Statistics
• Measurement
• Sampling