Exemples d'utilisation de More comprehensive data en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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More comprehensive data will be required from both continuous and conventional trawls to understand the issue,
In 2010, a more comprehensive data collection exercise was conducted with the intention of refreshing previously collected data
the Committee would like to have more comprehensive data on the total population,
In order to provide more comprehensive data to Member States, the statistical reports contained in section I have been expanded to include, in addition to
day for waste characterization, as well as the more comprehensive data for recently-produced waste,
efforts need to focus on collecting more comprehensive data on gender aspects of curricula,
on improving the reference database with a view to increasing the range of services available to the various users more comprehensive data coverage and the inclusion of harmonised classifications
for the year 1998, to determine the feasibility of providing more comprehensive data on the financial assistance provided by developed countries in support of the objectives of the Rio conventions.
international organizations and on improving the reference database with a view to enhancing the services available to users more comprehensive data coverage and inclusion of harmonized classifications
in an effort to obtain more comprehensive data for a limited number of variables.
on improving the reference database with a view to broadening the range of services available to the various users more comprehensive data coverage and inclusion of harmonized classifications
long-term thinking, more comprehensive data collection, and better priority-setting.
At the same time more comprehensive data on the critical loads function
More comprehensive data and study required.
This elaboration will help improve the effort to provide and collect more comprehensive data on NPIs.
must be validated with more comprehensive data.
The register situation has improved since then, and more comprehensive data on employment relationships are now available from various registers than in 1985.
risk analysis through stronger, more comprehensive data collection.
The tool was developed in recognition that smaller data providers may not have adequate resources and/or infrastructure to submit larger and more comprehensive data to NACRS via eDSS.
Strengthening the Foundations of Canadian Research We have thus far urged better and more comprehensive data collection and reporting related to the planning