Sentence examples for a disaggregated view from inspiring English sources

In keeping with the spirit of the MDGs to promote equitable and inclusive development, Malaysia's second Millennium Development Goals progress report in 2010 adopts a disaggregated view of its progress, assessing performance at subnational levels by state, rural-urban location, gender, ethnicity, age group, income group, amongst others.

Campbell and colleagues considered the IOM definition as generic, whereas Donabedian's fits their view of a disaggregated definition.

The election commission must urgently publish poll results in a disaggregated form, so observers can verify them.

Some of these organisations make their information on casualties publicly available on the web (Syria Network for Human Rights, Syria Tracker and Syria Observatory for Human Rights), publishing a disaggregated record of each victim and incident.

Facebook's greatest chance for success is to follow their recent product strategy of creating a disaggregated ecosystem of apps.

The proposed zonal inference model follows a disaggregated Logit approach including size variables.

Seasonal patterns associated with particular segments differ significantly when studied on a disaggregated basis.

The data on water use are not available in a disaggregated form in Morocco.

Aggregate measures may hide the impact of infrastructure at a disaggregated level (Sánchez-Robles 1998; Fedderke and Bogetic 2009).

Demand is addressed in a disaggregated way based on users' skiing abilities and the number of skiers per group.

However, constructing such a disaggregated level of SAM database is a tedious job and requires readily available data.