Examples of using Methodological problems in English and their translations into Spanish
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agriculture have encountered methodological problems and have asked for assistance from consultants.
including methodological problems and problems with distinguishing fuels used for domestic and international journeys;
lack of competition and methodological problems.
which poses methodological problems for school surveys of illicit drug use,
However, crime victimization surveys also face some limitations in comparability, related mainly to methodological problems and to the fact that they are carried out with a sample of residents and reflect crime problems as perceived and remembered by citizens** 14, 44.
Commonly mentioned also were such methodological problems as a lack or inadequacy of local specific environmental
As will be discussed below, there are methodological problems in respect of time series THC-level data
In light of the methodological problems, the policy and time frameworks,
Although methodological problems persisted, the Secretariat would continue to move towards a results-based management culture in which the achievement of results was not only a reporting requirement
Still, Parties acknowledged methodological problems related to ex-ante
considerable methodological problems remain unsolved. These include the absence of a practical,
made in this direction, considerable methodological problems remain unsolved.
UIS will discuss further the feasibility of developing programmes with a specific focus on poorer countries to address the methodological problems of measuring the social impact of science
correcting or clarifying the methodological problems in the calculation of AMS in a manner favourable to developing countries.
also raised specific methodological problems because such rights were difficult to quantify.
Common methodological problems in impact assessment were: lack or inadequacy of local,
The Committee recognized the methodological problems encountered in preparing that report
and he emphasized the methodological problems for the Samis to prove former use of lands as grazing areas for reindeer husbandry.
The subgroup recognised that this lack of concordance may be due to methodological problems inherent in the calculation of R2,
A methodological problem arose during the study.