Examples of using Statistical evidence in English and their translations into Russian
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This fact constitutes further statistical evidence of the elimination of racial discrimination
The study finds only very weak statistical evidence, however, that laxer regulations have had an impact on FDI location decisions.
capacity is not yet developed to translate statistical evidence into descriptions, research,
the reports document statistical evidence on programme results,
indicates that discrimination may be monitored using statistical evidence para. 15.
The belief that violence against women is an urban, low-income phenomenon appears to be widely shared by policy makers despite statistical evidence to the contrary.
Statistical evidence on the elections to fill non-permanent seats in the Security Council throws some light on the proposed procedure to select new permanent members,
as well as statistical evidence of progress, can be found at Targets 5
There is no particular statistical evidence in the General Magistracy of the petitions referring to abuse of power
Statistical evidence shows that the current educational gaps, which historically have been typical of the region,
though based on carefully compiled statistical evidence, can be out of step with people's subjectively defined experiences
Finally, he asked the delegation whether it could produce any statistical evidence to substantiate its assertion that the Security Police Act represented a"big step forward" in practice.
The research conducted in this area aims to gather statistical evidence and increase understanding of the impact of socio-economic policies on children, including in the
after age 11, and if so, provide statistical evidence as to the impact of these fees on girls' access to education if applicable.
in some European countries, there was no statistical evidence to support the notion that they might qualify for special measures.
as well as statistical evidence of programme results, cross-sectoral strategies
UNODC was invited to continue producing studies on crime trends based on statistical evidence.
no one has presented any concrete statistical evidence of rigged dice over all that time.
in part by gaining statistical evidence and pursuing a multidisciplinary approach;
economist Thomas Nechyba wrote:"Such sweeping conclusions based on relatively weak statistical evidence and dubious presumptions seem misguided at best