Examples of using Trend data in English and their translations into Russian
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data exist,">there are often no trend data to enable monitoring of changes over time.
No trend data were available for Albania,
The trend data for specific United Nations entities are shown in table 5. The breakdown for the specialized agencies is analysed specifically in sect. IV.
Trend data shown above refer to the broader category for 1996-1999
For the populations for which trend data are available,
Meanwhile, the number of countries with trend data for only zero to 5 series has fallen from 47 to only 7 between 2003 and 2013.
In particular, the number of countries with trend data for 16-22 indicators increased from 0 in 2003 to 84 in 2006, and to 96 in 2010.
No trend data are presented for France, as data are only available for two time points.
Solid and timely trend data are needed for a longer-term policy such as Health 2020
There is less trend data in the US but the indications are that levels are stable or possibly still rising
According to available trend data, there are persistently high levels of lethal violence in certain regions.
Overall trend data are currently available globally for many components of this target.
held for journalists and government officials to explain the advantage of using seasonally adjusted data or trend data.
However, data from other areas such as IWRM were included in the latest cycle of data collection(2016/2017), although trend data are still lacking.
Declines or stable trends in HIV prevalence are now estimated in 25 of 35 least developed countries for which trend data are available.
As a result, out of 20 sub-Saharan African countries for which there are trend data, 16 have more than tripled their coverage since around 2000.
Where trend data are not available, the analysis is based only on most recent estimates(see annex I). The full report is currently being revised
Population trend data and extinction risk for forest and farmland specialist species(e.g. farmland birds)
For more than half of the developing countries, the database contains trend data for 30 indicators or more, and almost a fourth of the countries have trend data for more than 40 indicators.