… the effects of heterogeneous denominator populations at the ACORN and regional levels,
f,u*) is a random term associated with the population of each district at level 1, and has been …

Background Deaths directly linked to COVID-19 infection may be misclassified, and the
pandemic may have indirectly affected other causes of death. To overcome these measurement …

… level of fertility into the future is not justified in conditions similar to those in England and
Wales. A procedure of cyclic projection of time period measures is proposed as an alternative. …

… level, and population stability, influence standardised morbidity ratios in England and Wales.
A … Areas with higher relative levels of in-migration also had significantly lower standardised …

… to include the population of suburban parishes. When the density level has reached one
person per acre, the suburban parish population has been added to the population of the main …

… registration statistics in England and Wales between 1837 and … expectations at birth by
population density among registration … of the population of England and Wales was classified as "…

… But, it is problematic to directly interpret this as indicating a higher level of segregation
between, in this study, White persons and non-White persons than there is between those who are…

… The amount of variation contained by each level of the hierarchy of zones differs markedly
by population sub-group. LAs capture most (83%) of the variation in the spread of the …

… England and Wales. INTRODUCTION SINCE at least the mid-19th century England and Wales
… general, the higher the income, occupational, and educational levels of a population, the …

… Turning to the pretransition levels of marital fertility, high levels of population density,
pretransition nuptiality, and life expectancy have a negative effect in the Agricultural types. In …