Comparisons of district PA PfPR2 10 across the three prediction years (2000, 2005, and 2010) showed only slight (≤ 1%) differences by year.
This paper analyses the way numerical data on Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) quantities are recorded, processed and then reported for six of the most meaningful Italian Districts and shows the difficulties found during the comparison of these Districts, starting from the lack of homogeneity and the fragmentation of the data indispensable to make this critical analysis.
A comparison of the districts processes is shown in Table 3.
A summary comparison of the districts is shown in Table 1.
The analysis of survey data, salt samples and the comparison of Pilot District results with the rest of the country have shown that a lot has been achieved over the past years in terms of raising awareness (demand creation) and the smooth supply of iodized salt.
Comparison of the two districts showed that in Kasempa, the majority of the producers (82.5%) iodate all their salt while in Kaputa, only a third (34.3%) iodate all their salt.
The results of each district-level LDP team were then compared with the averaged results for the group of comparison districts to which it was matched for the exact same time periods and indicators.
By comparison, last year only 5percentt of districts had reduced their school year to 175 days, according to a report issued yesterday by the Legislative Analyst's Office.
However, choices of districts for comparison were very limited.
The samples enrolled per district were enough for comparison of the POP levels across districts with a power of 80% in power calculation.
