Examples of using Such data can in English and their translations into Russian
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Such data can be found in technical data sheet.
Reproductively active stages are not recorded separately, but such data can be useful in identifying areas important for reproduction.
Such data can complement what is collected through censuses and surveys.
As the issue of inequalities based on skin colour orethnicity is increasingly discussed, such data can be generated through both censuses and surveys.
Under the agreement, such data can only be used for scientific purposes, they cannot be used for business.
As for how most of drinking water by its characteristics corresponds to the water properties of the organism, such data can be obtained only by means of physical research of water as an integral, condensed substance.
Such data can be gathered from sensors within devices, and collected and analyzed without user awareness.
The Institute of Health and Medical Statistics has branches at every level and provides a logical link between data collection andhealth promotion, since such data can be used to develop policies and concrete measures.
Only with such data can good and appropriate policies and programmes be developed to benefit those in need.
Countries, however, could consider moving beyond relying only on national sources of data for their emigration statistics andstart also using other countries' immigration statistics when such data can provide wide and complete coverage of the emigration streams leaving their own country.
Processing such data can be a breach of privacy, so there are specific restrictions in the law in this regard.
Such data can then be used to develop meaningful indicators with which impact can be measured.
According to the agency heads, such data can be provided only by officials in the Ministry of Economy and Finance.
Such data can convey a more specific and comprehensive picture of the operational activities of TNCs and their economic significance.
This experience suggests that, while such data can be very valuable, caution is needed in making any general prescription in this field.
Such data can be useful for defining priority steps to improve education methods and professional upgrading of teachers.
However, such data can be readily estimated using the education information contained in the UNESCO Institute for Statistics database.
Such data can elaborate conditions and localities of extreme stigma, enabling social protection and efforts to redress discrimination.
Such data can be obtained through research fishing, which Russia considers should be undertaken in the Weddell Sea and results included in the MPA planning analysis.
Such data can provide further insights into how well women and men are balancing the demands of their jobs, childcare, their need to relax or exercise, and their other commitments or needs.
Such data can be used to analyse the efficiency of the criminal justice response to reported cases of bribery, but offer limited information with regard to understanding real trends and levels of bribery.
Such data can be used to establish reasonable performance targets for the seat belt/child restraint programme and determine whether casualties have been reduced over time.
For example, such data can help to better identify and reduce environment-related costs(that can be as high as 30% of operational costs in some sectors), and minimise environmental liabilities.
Such data can be processed on-site, compressed, transmitted, analysed and eventually stored in data warehouses to enable low-cost monitoring and tracking for civilian, military and peacekeeping purposes including weapons tracking and disposal monitoring.
Such data can reveal correlations between minorities and socioeconomic challenges such as low incomes, poor education outcomes and problems facing minority women that may be connected to language issues and require targeted responses.
It means that under the law in force such data can be processed only upon the prior written consent of the person concerned, or if processing of the data is based on international convention, or is provided for by an Act for the purpose of enforcing a fundamental right safeguarded under the Constitution, or in the interest of national security, crime prevention or criminal prosecution.
Such data could also shed light on the"new racism" mentioned in the report.
Such data could be used to deal with the issue more effectively.
Such data could be used, from an accountability perspective, in CR reporting.
Such data could be and were used by donor Governments to target their population assistance.