Examples of using Differences in definitions in English and their translations into Russian
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The data embeds their respective differences in definitions.
Differences in definitions of registers variables Different populations.
For international comparisons, these differences in definitions are of course problematic.
Also the differences in definitions affect international migration data.
However, available estimates vary widely due to differences in definitions, metrics, methods and data sources.
The differences in definitions include issues such as spirit proof, minimum ageing, and even naming standards.
However, the biggest problem in comparative studies remained the differences in definitions of crime between countries.
Nevertheless, differences in definitions, coverage of the population and data quality make comparisons difficult.
The questionnaire is characterized by voluminous instructions and explanations, because of differences in definitions as used by businesses.
We expect that there will be differences in definitions of terms and groups between the countries.
Member States in consistent reporting to different international agencies andthe EC by identifying the differences in definitions where they exist.
We expect that there will be differences in definitions of terms and groups between the countries.
Global figures are scarce, and country-specific data are often incomplete andusually not comparable with those of other countries owing to differences in definitions and methodologies.
Differences in definitions, classifications and amount of detail: o the adjustment for which is"harmonization";
A first version of the meta information system,informing users on the differences in definitions and operationalisations of the variables will be installed and there will be a first update.
These differences in definitions and conceptualisations undermine the comparative assessment of available cost estimates that can be associated with either risk factor.
This is because of the lack of reporting by many countries,inconsistencies in reporting methods, and differences in definitions and surveying methods employed by countries.
Among reasons for this could be the differences in definitions, the nature of the entities' work and the criteria for obtaining necessary funding;
Instead of making quality controls of data received from the individuals,we have to modify administrative data based on our knowledge of differences in definitions and coverage between the administrative sources and the statistical needs.
The differences in definitions used by FAO for its forest resources assessments(FRAs) and those used under the Kyoto Protocol were also highlighted.
Challenges included the availability of data, underreporting ornon-registration of complaints, differences in definitions and collection methodologies, and difficulties in accessing available data.
The differences in definitions, quality frameworks and production processes of emission inventories and official statistics need to be further explored;
Data quality is an issue; e.g. inconsistencies between national and international databases;under-reporting of health issues of interest for the report; differences in definitions between countries.
For example, differences in definitions and thresholds for forest cover prevent comparison between countries and often within them as well;
Although many players call for more cooperation on energy statistics, there are various reasons why the direct transfer of data and information between organizations is not always easy, e.g.,ownership and confidentiality, differences in definitions, units, coverage, timeliness, data quality.
Our aim is to illustrate how differences in definitions and in collection processes can create totally different figures of the wage bill, a difference that can unjustifiably reduce the trust in the survey data and tarnish the reputation of the NSO.
For example, the theoretical concept of farm cash receipts from,(1) market sales information from administrative agencies,(2) farm surveys and(3) tax data from administrative tax records,may be identical but the differences in definitions, population of interest and sampling units make the differences difficult to reconcile.
This may be due to known differences in definitions of reserves, geological differences, differences in available technology, industrial infrastructure and urgency to maximize economic recovery, andas well as differences in economic and commercial conditions.
The panelists highlighted a number of hurdles: the lack of data harmonization,timing aspects, differences in definitions, the need for sharing information between different correspondents reporting to different processes, lack of knowledge of data systems used in other processes, different mandates and sometimes even competition between organizations.