Examples of using Data in table in English and their translations into Arabic
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Notes: The data in table are based on the following conditions.
Gender-specific indices can readily be calculated from the data in Table 2.
The data in table A. 3 are arranged by nationality, grade and gender.
Effect of temperature cast fondant starch from sticking to the surface of thecandy shell can be seen from the data in Table. 18.
Data in table 2 indicate that considerable progress has been made toward this goal.
However, as clearly indicated by the data in table 1, the JMAC in  many missions is largely a military cell.
The data in table 1 are the result of considerable effort and research, but they should be approached with caution.
Then click"Settings" option and adapt the parameters including codec, resolution,frame rate and aspect ratio according to the data in Table 2.
As is evident from data in table 1, there are striking differences among countries in  the region.
Source: Calculated by the Office for Economic and Social Council Support andCoordination, Department of Economic and Social Affairs, based on data in table A-1(see annex III).
The data in table A. 4 are arranged by nationality and type of appointment as at 30 June 2006 and 30 June 2007.
Source: Calculated by the Office for Economic and Social Council Supportand Coordination, Department of Economic and Social Affairs, based on data in table B-3(annex III) for various years.
The data in table 7 show the situation with regard to the collection of evaluation reports on the projects approved between 1988 and 1996.
To the extent that regional commissions have, as one of their objectives, to make a substantive contribution toUnited Nations country level operations, the data in table 19 indicates that there is space for improvement.
The data in table 5 also show that the effectiveness of policies and measures directed at CO2 emissions will increase significantly with time.
Against that backdrop, and inspired by the objective of achieving the most value in  terms ofrelevant outputs from the level of resource provided, the data in table 1 indicate that ECLAC has been able to increase extrabudgetary resource execution during the past three biennia.
The data in Table 11 shows that more females are concentrated in  the Humanities and Education than in  any of the other faculties.
Increase in  the number of girls enrolled in  primary schools- The data in Table 11 indicates that between 2006 and 2007, the number of girls enrolled in  primary school increased by slightly more than 332,000.
Data in table 1 suggest that social development indicators, such as adult literacy, infant mortality and life expectancy, closely correspond to per capita income.
The number of womenentering wage employment increases annually- The data In Table 20 above indicates that every year, the number of women entering wage employment increases, even though the increase is small, compared to that of men.
The data in table II.1 indicate that the overall financial position improved slightly for the biennium ended 31 December 2005.
Increased enrolment in  Public Primary Teacher Training Colleges- The data in Table 18 above shows that the number of women joining primary teacher training colleges in  the country has steadily risen. In  many colleges, the number of female trainees exceeds that of men.
Data in Table 16 shows that there has been a steady increase in  the rate of girls ' completion of high school to a point where 92.5 per cent of them managed to complete school in  2008.
As indicated by the data in table 1, the ratio of official development assistance(ODA) to GDP declined from around 20 per cent in  1995 and 1996 to around 13 per cent by 19981999.
The data in table 1 on the JMAC composition and structure in  seven missions reveals variations in  staffing levels and a lack of consistency in  the representation of key mission elements.
The data in Table 4 suggest that, based on costs, the use of PCP, CCA, Creosote and Copper Naphthenate are broadly similarly with ACZA approximately $20 per pole more expensive.
The data in table I. 2 show that physical capital mobility has substantially increased over the 16-year period, 1980-1996, indicating that MNCs now have greater options in  deciding where to locate their production facilities.
As can be seen from the data in table 11, UNFPA offices have reported that between 62 and 69 per cent of countries incorporated reproductive rights in  national human rights protection systems in  the period 2007-2010.
The data in table A. 2 are arranged by nationality and type of appointment as at 30 June 2001 and 30 June 2002. Table  A. 3 shows appointments arranged by nationality, grade and gender, for the period from 1 July 2001 to 30 June 2002.
The data in table 11 indicates that 24 per cent of total regular budget work-months were utilized for the above-cited non-quantifiable activities and 45 per cent of total work-months from extrabudgetary resources were devoted to those activities.