Sentence examples for all disaggregated from inspiring English sources

The left panel refers to the baseline sample, which includes all disaggregated bilateral observations plus one observation for each set of grouped countries.

In February 2016, the Sustainable Development Goal Network proposed an indicator for target 11.7 - public spaces accessible to all as "the average share of the built-up area of cities that is open space for public use for all, disaggregated by age group, sex and persons with disabilities".

In order to extract the modules (see Table 1 for the complete summary), we applied two different network clustering algorithms, C finder and MCODE, to all the disaggregated and the integrated datasets, and then compared the retrieved modules.

We could not disaggregate all the London-based medical schools as they were all coded as University of London.

A range of Wu‐Hausman tests to confirm the necessity to use IVs and Sargan tests that indicate that this approach is valid are provided in Table 7. Table 8 presents all explanatory variables disaggregated by gender as well as t‐tests that analyze indicate whether significant differences in means are prevalent between male and female headed households before and after matching.

All information was disaggregated by gender and the main variables used in the statistical analysis are presented in Additional file 1: Table S2 (statistical annex).

Although the MDG guidelines suggest that all indicators be disaggregated by sex and rural-urban location, this is only occasionally done owing to the nature of the indicators themselves, low capacity and poor data systems, or lack of interest.

All analyses were disaggregated by location of birth, with those born at Kiwoko Hospital referred to as "inborn", and those born outside of the hospital in a surrounding village health post or at home referred to as "outborn".

While the PVAHA procedure, through utilisation of the VAPAH algorithm, is primarily concerned with aggregating the hazard contributions from all sources, disaggregating the volcanic ash hazard has two important implications for the usefulness of the technique over other approaches to multi-scale assessments.

The disaggregated quarterly results of all the districts were compiled and summarised into their annual equivalents.

If we want to live in a world in 2030, where "no one is left behind", and crucially, where "no target is considered met unless met for all" then we need to ensure that countries have the capacity and capability to monitor and make accessible data that's disaggregated across all social and economic groups.