Примеры использования More accurate data на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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More accurate data had to be collected.
An even more accurate data were obtained, when Venus was within the reach of spacecraft.
Tempo Timesheets provides less hassle and more accurate data in real-time.
However, to get more accurate data, in-depth study on this issue should be made in the future.
In additional comments, members commended the efforts made to obtain more accurate data on violence against women.
To obtain more accurate data, the authors recommend the use of equations involving body weight and growth.
Sound decision-making requires gathering more accurate data at the local, national and regional levels.
Were more accurate data available regarding the share of women in appointive posts in political and public life?
While Armenia considered the data to be an approximation, it would not be possible to obtain more accurate data for that year.
Provide more accurate data on access to education, especially with gender, age and geographic indicators;
UNDCP must therefore be able to share its epidemiological expertise with Governments and gather more accurate data on drug abuse.
To enable 25 countries to acquire more accurate data or reasonable estimates on key drug abuse indicators.
It should be noted that the Ministry of Health has sent assessment teams to governorates to obtain more accurate data for drawing up allocation plans.
Having more accurate data about the audience, an advertiser sets up the ad impression so that only those who will benefit from the promo will see it.
The Netherlands could even be considered level 3 as it is able to provide more accurate data, fully disaggregated by source and use.
Companies also plan to collect more accurate data on how their products are working in order to accelerate the time they take to reach the market.
The toolkit for identification andquantification of mercury releases should be employed and more accurate data and information should be provided concerning.
Similarly, the demand for more accurate data enabling sustainable planning would drive the development of Earth resource and environmental satellites.
During the ultrasound, the doctor should not be fully motionless; so the doctor can change the position of his leg(functional tests)for obtaining more accurate data;
Improved multi-sectoral programming,better coordination, more accurate data collection and longer programmes would lead to stronger results.
More accurate data about sleep is due to the invention of technologies such as the electroencephalogram(EEG) by Hans Berger in 1924 and BEAM by Frank Duffy in the early 1980s.
Results Achieved: During 2011 BSS contemporary approaches and methodology were applied to obtain more accurate data on HIV prevalence among different groups of population.
More accurate data would be required in order to ascertain whether the centralization of the system would make it possible to eliminate the backlog, and to determine the cost of such a reform.
The Administration informed the Board that it was undertaking a comprehensive study of actual space utilization andthat it should have more accurate data by the end of 2014.
The Netherlands can be placed at level 3 as it was able to provide more accurate data, fully disaggregated at the subnational and basin level for the economic variables.
The satellites are part of large-scale project,which aims to significantly improve satellite navigation system in the future and provide more accurate data than operating now US Global Positioning System(GPS) system.
She encouraged the State party to provide more accurate data in its next report on the participation of women in the State administration at all levels, particularly in decision-making positions.
In industrial countries the change from manual observations to automated observations has been justified by getting more accurate data more frequently, but also by savings in fixed operational costs through saved labour costs.
Governments should collect more accurate data on the size of clandestine laboratories, production methods and precursors used, relying, to the largest extent possible, on information from forensic laboratories.