Examples of using Data and methodology in English and their translations into French
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for example, require the consideration of related statistical data and methodology aspects and guidance by the Commission.
it provides a unique database for this subject see box for further details on data and methodology.
arrows indicate the number of positions upward or downward a country's rank changed from 2011 to 2012 using consistent data and methodology; a blank indicates no change.
to share data and methodology with on-going foresight programmes on the future of food security in West Africa
The data and methodology used to determine the formula line delineated by reference to the outermost fixed points at each of which the thickness of sedimentary rocks is at least 1 per cent of the shortest distance from such point to the foot of the continental slope,
the mandate of the Expert Group, the availability of data and methodology, and the common understanding between different countries, educational systems,
Provides data and methodologies to track progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals.
The transparency of monitoring data and methodologies is fundamental to the credible verification and subsequent certification of achieved results and the issuance of CERs;
To promote the use of ICP data and methodologies, the Global Office upgraded the ICP website.
comparability between countries is challenging because of the diversity of input data and methodologies used.
All indicators have been calculated using available data and methodologies according to the current state of science September 2013.
However, there is a growing body of information, data and methodologies that can provide the basis for concrete planning and target-setting.
multiple sources of data and methodologies must be used.
Until now, international organizations have released varying figures based upon various data and methodologies.
we will interactively discuss what data and methodologies might be appropriate to use in your programme setting.
the trustworthiness of quantitative information-compared to qualitative information such as“free-range”-relies on the soundness of its data and methodologies.
based on available data and methodologies from other countries.
It is therefore of vital importance that appropriate data and methodologies be developed for establishing indicators of the quality of employment that can then be used across a broad range of countries.
These questions attempted to specify the overarching issues that characterise the data and methodologies that would be needed to support a variety of ecosystem models relevant to CCAMLR and the IWC.
the issue of standardized data and methodologies at regional level.