Примеры использования Reliable quantitative на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The investigation should be based on reliable(quantitative) data and analysis.
The Committee recommends that reliable quantitative and qualitative information be systematically collected and analysed to evaluate progress in the elimination of racial discrimination and to monitor closely the situation of marginalized persons and groups.
Generally, the higher the level(or'tier') of the plan or programme,the less likely it is that a reliable quantitative analysis will be possible.
Reviewing the available studies,providing reliable quantitative information or less robust data, resulted in the following WHO conclusion.
Powerful Tolbachinsky eruption(PTE) 1975- 76 has allowed to select tests of condensates at temperatures to 1000 degrees and to receive reliable quantitative definitions of maintenances in them of the big number of chemical elements, including Zn, Cu, Pb, Au, Ag, Pt.
More generally, there are also few reliable quantitative and policy relevant data on the environmental and social benefits of forests available to policy makers.
Since PCNs are'old'chemicals it is very difficult to obtain reliable quantitative estimates of production, use and releases to the environment.
The Committee suggests that reliable quantitative and qualitative information be systematically collected and analysed to monitor closely the situation of marginalized children, particularly those from indigenous groups, in order to guide further efforts to improve their situation.
As a result of insufficient investigation of the Object, reliable quantitative estimations of different types of danger were not performed.
The Committee also suggests that reliable quantitative and qualitative information be systematically collected and analysed to evaluate progress in the realization of the rights of the child and to monitor closely the situation of marginalized children, including those belonging to the poorest sectors of society and to indigenous groups.
It has also been suggested that a mandatory regime depends on improved qualitative and reliable quantitative criteria for the recognition and measurement of environmental damage.
Collect, compile, analyse,disseminate and publish reliable quantitative and qualitative data which reveals patterns of access to labour markets, participation and positions in diverse sectors with particular attention to migrants and women of African descent.
The Committee also notes the insufficient measures taken to gather reliable quantitative and qualitative data, to evaluate the progress achieved and to assess the impact of policies adopted concerning children.
Insufficient measures have been taken to gather reliable quantitative and qualitative data in all areas covered by the Convention and in relation to all groups of children, particularly those belonging to the most disadvantaged groups.
Multiple sources of evidence and techniques- mainly qualitative butalso drawing upon reliable quantitative data, where available- were used to provide and validate evidence against the evaluation questions and to reach judgments, including.
Finally, it is impossible yet to provide unbiased and reliable quantitative assessment of an indirect impact by state-controlled banks and development institutions acting as agents in supporting any given companies.
Although Chapter 4 deals with all economic sectors, reliable quantitative assessment of efficiency of measures aimed at reducing GHG emissions is feasible solely in the energy sector.
In its concluding observations, the Committee had recommended that reliable quantitative and qualitative information should be systematically collected and analysed to evaluate progress in the elimination of racial discrimination and to monitor closely the situation of marginalized persons and groups.
The Committee also notes the insufficient measures taken to gather reliable quantitative and qualitative data on all areas covered by the Convention, to evaluate progress achieved and to assess the impact of policies adopted on children, in particular in relation to the most vulnerable groups of children.
With regard to its recommendation concerning the collection and analysis of reliable quantitative and qualitative information(see CRC/C/15/Add.30, para. 15), the Committee welcomes the steps taken to develop a national system of socio-economic indicators on the situation of children, as a basis for the design, evaluation and follow-up of policies and programmes for children.
The Committee also notes the insufficient measures to systematically gather reliable quantitative and qualitative data on all areas covered by the Convention and in relation to all groups of children, and to evaluate progress achieved and assess the impact of policies adopted on children, in particular in relation to education, health, juvenile justice and children with disabilities.
The Committee notes with concern the lack of adequate mechanisms for the collection of reliable quantitative and qualitative data on the situation of children throughout the country, which hinders the effective assessment by the authorities of the situation of each and every group of children in all parts of the country, and thus makes the adoption of targeted policies in the field of the protection of the rights of children difficult.
There are neither reliable qualitative nor quantitative analyses available on this much discussed topic.
Uganda recalled that its Comprehensive Plan on Victim Assistance requires the establishment of a reliable qualitative and quantitative database on disability by 2014.
Quantitative techniques require reliable statistics, hence reliable information systems.
It should be supported by reliable and robust quantitative data; be available at regular intervals and be comparable between countries and population groups.
The participation of older persons in the process of qualitative policy evaluation will enhance the potential for obtaining reliable data through quantitative censuses and surveys.
Provide a reliable assessment of quantitative status of all groundwater bodies, including the assessment of available groundwater resources(taking into account abstraction and recharge of groundwater);
Data quality:- Good Observed(GO) Reliable or representative quantitative data are available through complete counts or comprehensive measurements for the whole period and country.
Meaningful and achievable quantitative targets require reliable information about the anticipated number and type of sites, as well as the realistic rate at which they can be improved.