Examples of using Absolute decrease in English and their translations into Spanish
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This means that there has been an absolute decrease of over two children per woman.
In urban Haryana and Uttar Pradesh, migration from Government to private schools is evident,since the enrolment in Government schools showed an absolute decrease.
The state with the largest absolute decrease in total releases and transfers was Florida.
Africa's average infant mortality rate fell by 38 infant deaths per 1,000 births from 1970-1975 to 1990-1995,the largest absolute decrease among all major areas in the world.
Regarding rain-use efficiency,it also found that there was an"absolute decrease" over 29 per cent of the land area, with a strong negative change on an additional 2 per cent.
While Southern Asia has the highest underweight prevalence, with approximately one in three children still affected in 2015,the region has experienced the largest absolute decrease since 1990, a 22 percentage-point drop.
The largest absolute decreases(more than 1 million kg each) were for, in descending order, friable asbestos(4.0 million kg), lead and its compounds, nickel and its compounds, dichloromethane, cadmium and its compounds and trichloroethylene.
In sub-Saharan Africa, a substantial number of countries are now experiencing an absolute decrease in life expectancy, a reflection of the devastating toll of HIV/AIDS.
Therefore, despite the absolute decrease in cultivation, increasing cultivation in Afghanistan, combined with the higher yield per hectare(typically three to four times higher than in South East Asia) has lead to a 5% rise in global illicit opium production in 2003.
The privatisation tendency isalso observable in Kerala, where, against a backdrop of absolute decrease in enrolment, the PUA enrolment shows a sharp increase.
By fuels and as would also occur in heating,the greatest absolute decrease has been in gas(-497.7 ktoe; -27.3%), which, in spite of this, continues to be the fuel consumed most(approximately half of the total of the use for DHW), followed by LPG -142.7 ktoe; -23.1.
Indeed, the data reveal that trade in beverages(which are considered 100 per cent processed) recorded an above average expansion in the 1990-2002 period(4.8 per cent annually) while natural fibres and hides and skins(which are considered 100 per cent unprocessed)recorded an absolute decrease or near stagnation in the observation period.
Evidence among heterosexual men in sub-Saharan Africa shows an absolute decrease in risk of 1.8% which is a relative decrease of between 38% and 66% over two years, and in this population studies rate it cost effective.
In 1995-2000, infant mortality in Eastern Africa, Middle Africa and Western Africa remains by far the highest in the world ranging from 90 per 1,000 live births(Western Africa) to 101 per 1,000 live births per(Eastern Africa);moreover, the absolute decrease over the last 10 years was less than during the previous decade.
Although important progress has been made in the reduction of childhood mortality rates in Africa over the past two decades- the average infant mortality rate fell by 36 infant deaths per 1,000 births from 1970-1975 to 1990-1995- the largest absolute decrease among all major areas in the world occurred in Latin America and the Caribbean, where the average infant mortality rate fell by 40 infant deaths per 1,000 births from 1970-1975 to 1990-1995.
These subcategories comprise(in descending order of their estimated growth rate) computer and information services, financial services, insurance, personal, cultural, and recreational services; and royalties andlicence fees.25 An absolute decrease in trade values could be observed for trade in construction services between 1995 and 2002.
Although important progress has been made in reducing childhood mortality rates in Africa over the past two decades Africa's average infant mortality rate fell by 36 infant deaths per 1,000 births from 1970-1975 to 1990-1995 the largest absolute decrease among all major areas in the world occurred in Latin America and the Caribbean, where the average infant mortality rate fell by 40 infant deaths per 1,000 births from 1970-1975 to 1990-1995.
The test is conducted using the manometric method,which, by employing absolute pressure decrease, is reliable, repetitive and safe.
This commitment is reflected in the Action Plan for Poverty Reduction(PARPA), an integrated andexplicit policy instrument to decrease absolute poverty in Mozambique.
In 2001, there were 1,287,000 unemployed women, 357,600 fewer than in 1993,while, among men, the decrease in absolute terms was 910,600.
Despite the decrease in absolute terms, the operating margin increased from 3.4% of sales to 3.5% as a result of measures taken to reduce the company's fixed cost structure.
Although there is a volume decrease in absolute figures, the proposed appropriation for the subprogramme"Regional cooperation and representation" represents a relative volume increase as a proportion of the total programme of work.
The Ministry of Health had reported in January 2003,for the first time since the start of the programme, a decrease in absolute mortality figures for children under 5 and persons over 50 years of age.
Despite an insignificant volume decrease in absolute figures, the share of the proposed appropriation for the subprogramme"Environmental policy development and law" represents a relative volume increase compared to the total programme of work see the percentages in table 4 below.
The decrease in absolute numbers of UNV assignments in Africa is mainly due to the completion of UNV support to the elections held in Nigeria and the Central African Republic in the previous biennium and the phasing out of the United Nations Observer Mission in Angola MONUA.
With"absolute decoupling", production and consumption increase, while resource use andpollution actually decrease in absolute terms.