Примеры использования National estimates на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It may also be possible to stratify national estimates.
National estimates of HIV prevalence and incidence in Canada.
The KILM 9th edition contains national estimates on informal employment.
National estimates in Nepal indicate that there are 63,000 cases of HIV/AIDS.
Therefore, discrepancies between international and national estimates still exist.
According to the latest national estimates, there are over 97,000 cases of HIV/AIDS in Pakistan.
Several national focal centres(NFCs) compared these to their national estimates.
The national estimates are subsequently added to represent a global trend estimate for each drug type.
All countries have been classified into four percentile groups in order of magnitude of most recent national estimates.
National estimates are based on population-weighted subgroup estimates from household surveys.
Several Asian countries have produced national estimates of mercury emissions to air using the UNEP Toolkit, as follows.
National estimates are based on population-weighted subgroup estimates from household surveys.
For those countries that did not provide their national estimates, the European background database of CCE is used.
If national estimates are provided, please specify how access is defined and estimated in your country.
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However, it is not possible to draw accurate conclusions on thescale of regional emissions, as there are no such national estimates.
It also notes that national estimates of the prevalence of the pandemic are significantly lower than those presented by UNAIDS and WHO.
Several national focal centres(NFCs) compared base cation deposition data of MSC-W to their national estimates.
Fuel CombustionThis is to summarise own national estimates and the comparable result obtained using the IPCC reference method.
All of these intergovernmental bodies compile data of a similar type to that used to derive national estimates of greenhouse gas emissions.
The national estimates of poverty levels range from 24 to 60 per cent, with a regional average of 46 per cent, or 19.8 million people.
According to EMCDDA, since 2011, 11 European Union member States have reported their national estimates of prevalence of use of those substances.
In Canada, national estimates based on repeated school samples are recent and thus cannot provide long-term trend data.
In line with decision 22/COP.11, the secretariat will make available to affected country Parties national estimates of these indicators as default data for further validation.
Several countries expressed concerns that national estimates of migration flows may differ from those produced by international and supranational agencies e.g., Eurostat.
In Latin America, the rural population is substantially smaller,both absolutely and proportionately, but national estimates indicate that 61 per cent of the rural population is poor.
Please specify if the above data is based on national estimates or estimates provided by the WHO/United Nations Children's Fund(UNICEF) Joint Monitoring Programme(JMP) for Water Supply and Sanitation.
The COP also urged affected country Parties to subsequently verify or replace these national estimates using data sourced/computed nationally/locally.
Generally the national estimates of the percentage of the population falling below the poverty line are based on surveys of sub-groups, with the results weighted by the number of people in each group.