Примеры использования Population subgroups на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Assessment of cancer awareness in key population subgroups.
Population subgroups Low-income groups nutrition programme.
No separate monitoring of child immunization coverage available for population subgroups.
Recognizing the increasing policy interest in population subgroups and economic and social inequalities.
Generally they do not provide distributional information norinformation about particular population subgroups.
Different RV95 values might be obtained for different population subgroups due to age and other factors, such as smoking.
Maximising overall response rates and minimising non-response in specific areas and among particular population subgroups; and.
Identifying high-risk population subgroups/geographic areas, and thus immunity gaps, that call for targeted immunization strategies;
They cater also to persons that belong to several"marginal" population subgroups immigrants, refugees, Roma, etc.
This is mainly intended to fill the need for more frequent census type information for communities,both small geographic areas and population subgroups.
All information should be disaggregated by population subgroups, including indigenous peoples and by age and sex.
The short question set is accompanied by a description of its technical properties, andmethodological guidance is given on implementation and applicability to all population subgroups.
Specialized surveys may be needed for population subgroups that are unevenly distributed in the national territory, including internal and international migrants.
The standard should be a properly functioning system with high coverage that does not systematically under- orover-represent particular population subgroups.
Within this age span lies much of the variation seen between countries and population subgroups in the events that define the beginning of reproductive life.
In the population subgroups that assess their own health as poor, mortality is higher than in the subgroups assessing their health as excellent or good.
The acute dietary risk from foods treated with azinphos-methyl was not a concern for the general Canadian population and all population subgroups.
There is increasing interest in regional and population subgroups, in distributional impacts of economic development and in the social and environmental aspects of economic growth.
Putting aside the complexities of the number and combinations of different drugs that may be used,six nonindependent(overlapping) population subgroups can be identified for the purposes of needs assessment.
Population subgroups The heterogeneous population of drug abusers across the world can be divided into different subgroups for effective needs assessment and strategic planning purposes.
Carry out analyses of mortality,in particular differentials between population subgroups, including gender and age differentials, and factors underlying such differentials;
All disability measures recommended by the Group, short or extended, will be accompanied by descriptions of their technical properties andmethodological guidance will be given on their implementation and their applicability to all population subgroups.
Chronic dietary exposure from foods treated with azinphos-methyl is not a concern for the general Canadian population and all population subgroups including children and infants i.e. less than 100% of the ADI is consumed.
However, the Committee is concerned that families in some population subgroups lack adequate assistance in the performance of their child-rearing responsibilities, and notably those families in a crisis situation due to poverty, alcohol, drugs or isolation.
The fenthion acute andchronic dietary risks from food exceed the US Environmental Protection Agency's level of concern for the general U.S. population and various population subgroups, including infants and children.
At its sixty-seventh meeting, held in 2006,the Committee provided additional guidance relating to other population subgroups, which will be of use for countries deciding on risk management options appropriate to their conditions.
In the light of the persistence of significant mortality differentials between population subgroups within countries, it is urgent to step up efforts to investigate the factors underlying such differentials, in order to devise more effective policies for their reduction.
Sample sizes of household surveys are typically sufficient to produce results at national and regional levels, andsometimes for major cities and major population subgroups, but in most cases they are not sufficient to produce estimates with sufficient reliability at the level desired by all users, for example detailed levels of occupation and geography.
Several studies focuson environmental justice concepts, looking at differences in exposure between population subgroups, but assess neither the associated health impacts(positive or negative) nor the distribution of those health impacts between population subgroups.