Examples of using Quantitative indicators in English and their translations into Spanish
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Quantitative indicators on many aspects of the situation of children were an essential prerequisite for any action on their behalf.
It looks beyond quantitative indicators of growth and focuses more on how to nurture the capabilities of people in society
Quantitative indicators therefore need to be derived from data sets which are or can be gathered regularly
it may not be feasible or even acceptable to the States parties to use quantitative indicators in their reporting obligations to the treaty bodies.
Some commonly used quantitative indicators are enrolment rates for the school-age group of children, indicators on ratification of treaties,
Benchmarks constitute concrete values of given quantitative indicators, which are used as targets
Besides these quantitative indicators, other indicators of the standard of the household expenditure are normally used to assess the improvement in living conditions, comparing it with the profile of consumption typical of countries with a higher level of income.
It is vital to have quantitative indicators, and as far as possible qualitative ones too, to be able to bring a whole range of things into the light, including unpaid women's work.
Quantitative indicators such as the number of NGOs to have participated in the development of the NAPs,
The emphasis on quantitative indicators and coverage strengthened the quantitativist approach whereby quantity
the drop in"cultural consumption" reflected in economistic, quantitative indicators cannot just be explained by dwindling visitor numbers in museums,
used to assess progress across thematic domains of the Programme of Action using quantitative indicators.
Even quantitative indicators can be difficult to define at the individual level to measure the achievement of expected results,
These frameworks offer a set of qualitative and quantitative indicators that provide a more holistic measure of the level of development and health of a nation,
where appropriate, quantitative indicators in the reporting of the United Nations country teams
However, it is to be stressed that although increasing the number of quantitative indicators and outputs will improve measurability to some extent,
the strategy is monitored with quantitative indicators.
Development of the Department of Economic and Social Affairs organized an expert group meeting on quantitative indicators for the World Programme of Action for Youth in December 2011, to which the Statistical Division made substantive inputs.
While the importance of quantitative indicators is reflected in the human rights normative framework,
This paper essentially looks at quantitative indicators that by virtue of their definition,