Examples of using Relative terms in English and their translations into Russian
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While, in relative terms, the gap between the poorest
However, the incidence of undernutrition increased in both absolute and relative terms in sub-Saharan Africa and in absolute terms in Latin America.
In relative terms, these groups, particularly the human development index for Dalits,
Chronic morbidity increased among children in both absolute and relative terms, from 12 per cent in 1987 to nearly 22 per cent in 1995/1996.
Poverty has increased in both absolute and relative terms, and the number of women living in poverty has increased in most regions.
However, WFP development resources continue to decline in both absolute and relative terms with respect to emergency operations.
While industrialized countries suffered greater economic damage in absolute terms, developing countries were impacted more severely in relative terms.
While industrialized countries suffer greater economic damage in absolute terms, developing countries are impacted more severely in relative terms.
decreasing birth rates have resulted in larger numbers of older persons both in absolute and relative terms.
Activities in Latin America and the Caribbean region registered a decline in both absolute and relative terms.
profits will continue to grow in both absolute and relative terms.
Poverty is defined by reference to an income threshold, in either absolute or relative terms.
both in absolute and relative terms.
A country's pertinent policies and measures at a particular point in time can therefore only be described in relative terms: they are more
child mortality rates increased in absolute and relative terms.
the MET rate for natural gas during these years decreased both in absolute and relative terms as a percentage of the price.
both in absolute and relative terms.
In these countries poverty is best seen in relative terms. According to their own definitions of what constitutes absolute poverty,
For one thing, the rail tariffs have increased considerably(in relative terms) in the recent past,
That least-cost approach would lead to lower costs for almost all countries, but in relative terms would shift efforts to countries with less stringent emission control measures in their baseline e.g., non-European Union(EU) countries.