Examples of using Sets of data in English and their translations into Spanish
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Most nominally independent sets of data are, in fact,
However, it was significant that both sets of data showed the same overall trend, which was that the percentage of women in the labour force was higher than the percentage of men.
Both sets of data were collected independently from the fishery from 1994 to 1996.
Open data are all those sets of data that are placed at the disposal of the public and can be reused
analysis was required to aggregate and link different sets of data in a reliable way.
Image registration is the process of transforming different sets of data into one coordinate system.
by avoiding coarsely grained or unrelated sets of data.
Furthermore, we do not share Mexico's view that the Panels relied on inconsistent sets of data in assessing the eligibility criteria, on the one hand,
Currently, 75 sets of data have been identified for conversion to Umoja for Foundation and Extension 1; of these, 61 are sets of master data and 14 are sets of transactional data.
For two sets of data with m and n observations,
Likewise, if different sets of data that can be stored in the same data structure are to be included in a single linked list,
Attempts in some countries to address some of the above-mentioned issues have recently resulted in the generation of new sets of data, which may not lend themselves to comparison with data available in the past
quantifying its dimensions is a complex operation that calls for a crossanalysis of different sets of data.
list of issues and questions, the State party had provided two sets of data on gender wage differentials.
outlined in Part 1, and determined which sets of data, when combined,
services needs to be based on sets of data and information which capture all forest functions,
The transparency of an organisation is an essential condition for accessing the raw material of data journalism: sets of data that are placed at the public's disposal
identifying the most frequently used sets of data, for example,
to the population as a whole on the basis of ratios determined from countries where both sets of data exist.
However, those involved in the study believed that the format provided an ideal tool whereby groups of countries involved in mutual migration streams could draw upon all available sets of data.
