英和和英

語源

censual +‎ -ly

副詞

censually (not comparable)

1. (very まれに) By means of a census.
   • 1974, Monthly report on current population estimates, Bureau of Statistics, Office of the Prime Minister, Japan, OCLC 25901622, page 15:

     Further in this report, the all figures of inter-censually adjusted all Japan population include population of Okinawa-ken including the period before the reversion.

   • 1990, Annual report on the labour force survey, Statistics Bureau, Prime Minister's Office, Japan, →ISBN, OCLC 8054332, page 25:

     The figures for 1970 through 1977 in this report may not be equal to those in the report published in 1977 and before, because their benchmark population was inter-censually adjusted on the basis of the result of 1975 Population Census.

   • 2001, Sankaran Ravindran, The Early Novels in the South Indian Languages, page 151:

     Indulekha cannot be expected to have done justice to the recent norms of censually proportionate representation of religious communities in fiction.