Examples of using Aggregate data in English and their translations into Russian
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Surveillance indicators could not be calculated for Member States submitting aggregate data. 8Country classifies discard cases as“discarded, not measles, not rubella”.
In some cases, because of the time constraints, the aggregate data are sent first
Aggregate data for small areas,
UIC during 2013 published the railway handbook which for the first time the handbook presents aggregate data at work level;
Member States submitting aggregate data: Bosnia
for use in public administration- usually aggregate data or visualisations;
which seeks only aggregate data on personnel, operations and procurement.
including computer-readable indicator definitions and aggregate data exchange standard for monitoring systems.
The totals of each major component are shown only for the purpose of reflecting the component's aggregate data.
the most volume of coverage, in terms of aggregate data of all the media studied,
Consequently, there may be inconsistencies between research results based on microdata and published aggregate data.
The totals of each major component are shown only for the purpose of reflecting the component's aggregate data.
Third, of course, research using non-confidential aggregate data is unhindered,
Note: aggregate data are based on 19 MS(plus Croatia)
In this option, aggregate data from a variety of administrative sources would be used to produce initial population counts.
Indicators based on purely aggregate data cannot capture the heterogeneity in productivity performance across firms within a country.
The totals of each major component are shown only for the purpose of reflecting the component's aggregate data.
Is a statistical report, which contains aggregate data on foreign economic operations of a country with other countries for a particular period of time in a classified form.
This sub process creates aggregate data and population totals from micro-data
Likewise, no unequivocal aggregate data is available to quantify trends in demand for humanitarian response.