Примеры использования In-depth survey на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Fine-tune the questionnaire for the phase 2 in-depth surveys;
In the in-depth survey phase, specific information on traditional knowledge should be highlighted.
Registers provide a potential sample frame to do in-depth surveys on the homeless.
In-depth surveys were carried out in Hungary, Ukraine and Poland through a combination of primary and secondary data collection 3.
Such surveys are more useful when they complement in-depth surveys.
This is achievable through more studies, in-depth surveys and devotion to the principles of ethical journalism.
These in-depth surveys will concentrate on gathering detailed information regarding the organization's desertification-related activities, such as.
Users can create quick, custom surveys andpolls through an intuitive user interface, or more in-depth surveys with the help of simple-to-use templates designed by survey experts.
These in-depth surveys focus on various thematic networks within the target regions that are already working on desertification-related issues.
The secretariat provided the information that Phase 2 of the project would be a pilot in-depth survey in the southern African subregion and would include the maintenance and development of the database developed during Phase 1.
This in-depth survey was carried out from September to November 2002 through partner stations worldwide, and it has revealed a number of encouraging trends.
The in-depth questionnaires, methodologies, and expanded database structure developed during phase 2 will provide a model, or prototype,to be used during phase 3, with a view to extending this in-depth survey throughout the world.
If the Government had not conducted in-depth surveys, she would appreciate information on any studies done in that area by private research institutes.
The work plan of such a survey and evaluation activity for the CST was to be broken down into three phases, namely:(1) identification and survey of the principal potential units, particularly networks, and establishment of a database based on responses to this Phase One survey;(2)a pilot, in-depth survey and evaluation of units in other regions and subregions; and(3) replication of the pilot survey and evaluation of units in other regions and subregions.
Development of a methodology for conducting the pilot in-depth surveys and evaluation of potential units in different regions and subregions and their replication in other regions;
In-depth surveys of these modules should not be carried out only in a form of a questionnaire approach but, as indicated above, should in addition involve personal contacts and research of the identified networks, institutions and organizations.
The objectives of these additional efforts were to undertake in-depth surveys of key biotechnology sites in Iraq, to assess the current monitoring regime and to identify new requirements.
An in-depth survey of one or several thematic networks can then be undertaken simultaneously or in succession and along with the further development of the phase 1 global database.
As another alternative, the consortium suggests to CST that a module approach be adopted and the in-depth survey carried out in a region covering Africa plus the Mediterranean subregion as an“interface” region, stretching from north Africa to southern Europe and western Asia.
Once the in-depth survey instruments are fully developed and tested in one language, it will be a much quicker and more cost-effective task to translate these instruments into other languages for use during Phase 3.
The secretariat provided information to the Committee at its sixth session regarding a revised proposal for Phase 2 of the project,which would be a pilot in-depth survey in the southern African subregion and would include the maintenance and development of the database developed during Phase 1.
Methodology for conducting the pilot in-depth surveys and evaluation of potential units in different regions and subregions and their replication in other regions developed;
The work plan of such a survey and evaluation activity for the CST will need to be broken down into three phases, namely:(1) identification of the principal potential units, particularly networks;(2)a pilot, in-depth survey and evaluation of potential units in a particular region and subregion; and(3) replication of the pilot survey and evaluation of units in other regions and subregions.
To conduct an in-depth survey and evaluation of potential units, particularly existing networks, and to further develop and test survey instrument[s] for replicating the second phase;
This survey and evaluation was to be carried out in three phases, namely:(1) a global survey to identify the principal potential units,particularly networks,(2) a pilot in-depth survey and evaluation of potential units in a particular region and subregion, and(3) replication of the in-depth survey and evaluation of units in other regions and subregions.
An in-depth survey of the recurring and alarming question of racism in sport, in close cooperation with the competent bodies, including the International Olympic Committee(IOC) and the International Federation of Association Football(FIFA);
In 2001 UNDP, in cooperation with the Haitian Government andwith the financial support of the Government of Norway, conducted an in-depth survey of the living conditions of Haitian households. The survey covers, inter alia, erosion, housing, access to basic services, population and migration, education and health, and ways of life in the rural and urban environments.
A pilot, in-depth survey and evaluation of the potential units in the southern Africa subregion, including further development and testing of the survey instrument[s] applicable to in-depth evaluation of networks, institutions, agencies and bodies.
After approval of the report on the survey's Phase 1, undertaken by a consortium of partner agencies, led by the UNEP, the fourth Conference of Parties(COP 4), by its decision 13/COP.4, accepted the proposal put forward by the UNEP-led Consortium to undertake implementation of Phase 2 of the survey, which includes an in-depth survey of networks and units in Southern Africa, maintenance, quality control and further development of the web site/interactive database developed during Phase 1, and operationalization of the global network of networks.
To suggest a strategy,pursuant to this pilot in-depth survey, by which a global network of appropriate networks, institutions, agencies and bodies can be established for the purpose of supporting the implementation of the Convention;