Примеры использования A more qualitative на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Typically, a more qualitative process of drawing from existing evidence is needed in order to estimate likely consequences.
There are benefits arising from the standardization of systems that are of a more qualitative nature and thus difficult to quantify.
This allows getting a more qualitative view to analyze and plot parameters of the algorithm on the interval when it stops working.
There is a growing awareness of the need to shift attention from a merely quantitative dimension(number of jobs/employed persons andvolume of employment) to a more qualitative dimension.
In this respect, IAEA has recently been moving towards a more qualitative, adaptable and less predictable approach to safeguards implementation.
A more qualitative assessment of recent decades reveals some broad, but clear, trends in the economic, social and environmental spheres of development.
The use of performance indicators was viewed as accentuating a more qualitative approach to the assessment and evaluation of technical assistance activities.
To get into a more qualitative analysis of your results and understand the answers given, it is sometimes better to be able to look at them individually and see all the data for each respondent.
Developments in medical evaluation have made it possible to engage in a more qualitative approach involving the introduction of a system of guidelines for medical practice.
UNHCR considered, for instance, that in the context ofthe protection function and its environment it was more authoritative to measure outcomes, a more qualitative measure, than outputs.
In addition, the report should provide a more qualitative assessment and analysis of results achieved, lessons learned, and implementation of the TCPR resolution.
It was stressed that the work of the United Nations, and its success in implementing mandates,could be derived through a more qualitative analysis of programme performance only.
This is an area where the Organization will progress to a more qualitative stage as the benefits of the implementation of IPSAS and the enterprise resource planning system(Umoja) start to be realized.
This required the articulation of expected accomplishments at the outset of the budgetary process anda shift from an exclusively quantitative focus on resources and activities to a more qualitative focus on expected accomplishments and the effectiveness of the Organization's activities.
Requests UNDP andUNFPA to include in future reports a more qualitative assessment and analysis of results achieved, progress made and difficulties encountered, as well as lessons learned.
This required the articulation of expected accomplishments at the outset of the budgetary process anda shift from an exclusively quantitative focus on resources and activities to a more qualitative focus on expected accomplishments and the effectiveness of the Organization's activities.
In order to organize a more qualitative feedback, as well as define the mechanism and responsible persons, a Regulation on registration of public petitions and claims was put into effect.
The Board has consistently maintained that because our recommendations cover a wide range of topics and reflect differing assessments of risk and differing extents and intensity of coverage at different entities across time,an analysis of numerical trends needs to be augmented by a more qualitative analysis.
We hope that the near real time mode of data reception will contribute to a more qualitative implementation of projects for organization of monitoring of dangerous hydro meteorological phenomena.
There should be a more qualitative analysis of State party responses, and, if necessary, between sessions, the Special Rapporteur for follow-up on concluding observations could distribute to members an interim report and recommendation on whether the response was satisfactory or not.
The Advisory Committee was concerned about the fact that raw statistics on the utilization of conference resources, without a more qualitative analysis, were potentially misleading and might obscure the understanding of actual efficiency gains in the utilization of allocated conference resources.
At the next level a more qualitative, nuanced and synthesized analysis of key results by MYFF goal and service line, and organizational performance in implementing the drivers of development effectiveness.
Two delegations felt that the definition of'pollutant' should refer to the relevant annexes on pollutants, andthat by doing so, this would avoid the need for a more qualitative or descriptive definition of pollutant; or alternatively, a reference to the appropriate annexes could be added to the existing definition.
The 1997 paper addressed, in a more qualitative manner, the issue of the social and economic impact of large refugee populations on host developing countries and the international responses to those impacts.
The Committee welcomes this development butremains concerned about the fact that raw statistics on the utilization of conference resources, without a more qualitative analysis, are potentially misleading and may obscure the understanding of actual efficiency gains in the utilization of allocated conference resources.
In order to have a more qualitative assessment of the frequency of reporting, including in developing countries, the secretariat will monitor global media reporting before, during and after the sessions of the COP and the CMP during the biennium 2008- 2009: COP 13 in Bali(baseline); COP 14 in Poznan; and COP 15 in Copenhagen, Denmark.
The implementation of this innovative solution has allowed us at an early stage to identify defects in the electric grid facilities of the company, in a short time to troubleshoot, andthus make a more qualitative leap in providing the required level of reliability of electrical grids," stressed First Deputy General Director- Chief Engineer of IDGC of Centre Alexander Pilyugin.
It is the Committee's continued belief,therefore, that a more qualitative analysis is required and that the methodology should be revisited, with a view to developing a more results-based approach, which would involve the measurement of results achieved with the use of available resources para. 2.
Welcomes the efforts of UNDP and UNFPA to include in the report to the Economic andSocial Council a more qualitative assessment and analysis of results achieved, progress made and difficulties encountered, as well as lessons learned, and requests further such progress in future reports;
In order to begin any serious discussion on the possible ways to achieve a more qualitative analysis of programme performance in the future, it is important to recognize that there are internal weaknesses in the current programme planning process which render the qualitative assessment of programme outputs nearly impossible.