英语词汇“undercount”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

undercount

verb /ʌndəˈkaʊnt

/ [with object]

Enumerate (something, especially a sector of a population in a census) at a lower figure than the actual figure: they have been accused of undercounting the homeless Baltimore’s population was undercounted by about 36,000 people...

It speculates that perhaps the 1991 Census undercounted Bombay's population slightly.
Although vastly undercounted by the U.S. Census, the Haitian population in South Florida has been estimated to be approximately half a million.
The African American population was one of the most severely undercounted populations in the nation.

noun /ˈʌndəkʌʊnt

1A count or figure that is inaccurately low: an undercount would thwart this progress...

These figures are probably an undercount, since owners tried to hide horses from the tax collector.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the Census Bureau could not create statistical models to fill the projected gaps in the undercount as a way of ‘reapportioning’ U.S. Congressional districts.
The 1990 undercount also proved frustrating for scholars who use demographic data to conduct their research.

1.1The amount by which an undercount falls short of the actual count or figure: other states had significantly larger undercounts...

First, because it fails to account for improvements in living standards over time, our poverty measure yields a significant undercount of those who are materially deprived compared to the rest of us.
Some leaders of those groups claim that's a significant undercount.
The Census Bureau first detected significant undercounts 20 years ago, when the response rate to the 1980 nationwide mailing fell to a 75 percent from a 78 percent response in 1970.

单词	undercount
释义	undercount verb /ʌndəˈkaʊnt / [with object] Enumerate (something, especially a sector of a population in a census) at a lower figure than the actual figure: they have been accused of undercounting the homeless Baltimore’s population was undercounted by about 36,000 people... It speculates that perhaps the 1991 Census undercounted Bombay's population slightly. Although vastly undercounted by the U.S. Census, the Haitian population in South Florida has been estimated to be approximately half a million. The African American population was one of the most severely undercounted populations in the nation. noun /ˈʌndəkʌʊnt / 1A count or figure that is inaccurately low: an undercount would thwart this progress... These figures are probably an undercount, since owners tried to hide horses from the tax collector. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the Census Bureau could not create statistical models to fill the projected gaps in the undercount as a way of ‘reapportioning’ U.S. Congressional districts. The 1990 undercount also proved frustrating for scholars who use demographic data to conduct their research. 1.1The amount by which an undercount falls short of the actual count or figure: other states had significantly larger undercounts... First, because it fails to account for improvements in living standards over time, our poverty measure yields a significant undercount of those who are materially deprived compared to the rest of us. Some leaders of those groups claim that's a significant undercount. The Census Bureau first detected significant undercounts 20 years ago, when the response rate to the 1980 nationwide mailing fell to a 75 percent from a 78 percent response in 1970.
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