Examples of using Important methodological in English and their translations into Arabic
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There were two particularly important methodological aspects.
However, important methodological challenges still need to be met for these approaches to rest on more solid scientific bases.
The representative of FICSApointed out that the economic representation list was an important methodological criterion tested in numerous surveys.
It also addressed important methodological work, including the finalization of new guidelines needed to make the transition to the programme approach and to the successor programming arrangements.
This portion of the present report will deal, firstly, withthe main issues of substance and, secondly, with important methodological issues.
In regard to relative measures of poverty, the most important methodological challenges are similar to those of the poverty line method.
The Inter-Agency and Expert Group has also continued the review of methodologies for the production of Millennium Development Goal indicators andhas addressed important methodological issues.
Important methodological work is taking place at the global level on selected gender indicators for which internationally agreed concepts and comparable data are not currently available.
Moreover, using a conceptual distinction between religion andculture has become one of the most important methodological tools for reformers, including feminist theologians, operating within different religious or belief contexts with the purpose of redefining the boundaries of religion and culture.
Important methodological progress was made through collaboration with the National Soil Resources Institute of Cranfield University, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, focusing on the monitoring activities in Afghanistan.
The Inter-Agency and Expert Group has also continued the review of methodologies for the production of Millennium Development Goals indicators andhas addressed important methodological issues. One such issue relates to the use of population figures in the computation of the indicators and in the aggregation of national values to regional and global figures.
Such assessments provide important methodological tools to promote evidence-based policy formulation by including distributional and social effects in the ex ante analysis of policy reforms and agreements.
(c) Agreed that the background documents entitled" A guide to the role of standards in geospatial information management" and" Companiondocument on standards Recommendations by Tier" are important methodological guidelines to assist Member States in implementing and adopting geospatial standards within their national frameworks;
In addition, there are many important methodological issues when interpreting national differences in global reports of well-being, such as response style and self-presentation motives, as well as memory and positivity biases.
To that impressive body of work should be added the important methodological proposals made by the ad hoc expert group which had met in June 1998 at the request of the Secretary-General(A/53/312).
Important methodological progress was made in the combination of remote-sensing sampling(satellite imagery) and ground survey activities in Afghanistan and Myanmar, which enabled the UNDCP-supported surveys to overcome, in part, some security and ground access problems in some areas of those countries, while continuing to draw on the unique strength of ground-level information.
Review of these inventories shows that most countries have also made important methodological improvements, such as further implementation of the IPCC good practice guidance, including use of higher tier methods and country-specific data.
The Rio Group has identified:(a) the most important methodological and statistical challenges in which participants are working;(b) statistical sources, concepts and classifications used for poverty measurements;(c) work under way to improve the timeliness and quality of sources and estimates;(d) international experience with respect to moving towards common practices in the measurement of poverty; and(e) institutional agreements towards the comparability of measurements in different regions.
Review of these inventories shows that most countries have also made important methodological improvements, such as further implementation of the IPCC good practice guidance, including use of higher tier methods and country-specific data.
The Rio Group has identified:(a) the most important methodological and statistical challenges in which participants are working;(b) statistical sources, concepts and classifications used for poverty measurements;(c) work under way to improve the timeliness and quality of sources and estimates;(d) international experience to move towards common practices in the measurement of poverty;(e) institutional agreements towards the comparability of measurements in different regions;(f) use of poverty statistics in the monitoring of poverty alleviation policies at the international level(see also E/CN.3/2002/5).
The task forceagreed that the social impact assessment provided important methodological tools to promote evidence-based policy formulation by including distributional and social effects in the ex ante analysis of policy reforms and agreements.
There are still uncertainties about important methodological matters, in particular with respect to the definition of reasonable baselines for the calculation of GHG emission reductions achieved by joint implementation activities and with respect to the sharing of benefits.
It is therefore particularly important to ensure methodological consistency and financial comparability between the initial calculation and the midterm recalculation.
It is necessary to train specialists who can contribute to the important conceptual and methodological development of education concerning population and related issues.
Mainstreaming a gender perspective in both crime andcriminal justice statistics remains an important objective when developing methodological standards.
The proposed approach incorporates important conceptual and methodological advances that help the organization respond to the challenges of attribution and aggregation in the attempt to monitor its contribution to development change.
The present report deals with what were believed to be the most important aspects of international statistical(methodological) development.
It was also pointed out that there were still some important unresolved methodological issues regarding the measurement of poverty, and the overall picture of progress in poverty eradication could differ depending on the assumptions and regional decomposition used when measuring poverty.
It was pointed out, however, that there are still some important unresolved methodological issues regarding the measurement of poverty and that the overall picture of progress in poverty eradication can be different depending on the assumptions and regional decomposition that are used when measuring poverty.
The sixth revision of the Frascati manual, the most important and standard methodological work for the collection of research and development statistics with worldwide acceptance, first published by OECD in 1963, marks the most recent attempt to improve the statistical methodology for measuring research and development.