Sentence examples for data for sector from inspiring English sources

The limited stratification of health facilities in WHO-HAI surveys will limit the usefulness of the data for sector planning within countries.

Of the 7,193 (35.3%) responses, 760 were excluded from this analysis because the woman birthed outside a hospital or birth centre or was missing data for sector of birth facility, postpartum care, satisfaction with postpartum care, parenting confidence, feeling depressed after birth, or for a covariate, leaving 6433 women for inclusion.

The industry may seek to pass this through (as it did successfully five years ago), but the recent value/volume data for the sector suggest less pricing power.

The Association of German Public Sector Banks, which in June opposed any disclosure of the results, said Friday it would agree to making public data for the sector as a whole but not individual institutions.

In a new analysis with my colleagues at the Praxis Strategy Group, we examined Bureau of Labor Statistics employment data for this sector, keeping an eye on trends over both the last year and the last decade.

Similar to the experiences with PROGRESA, QIDS underscores the feasibility and value of studying policy interventions in a scientifically rigorous fashion and then using these data for large sector governmental changes in a systematic and integrated fashion.

The entire research is based on the simplest 13-sector system of tables, because while there are also tables available containing data for 36 sectors and 91 (or 107) sectors, the current information regarding damage caused by the earthquake is not detailed enough to allow for greater complexity.

Data are often assembled from administrative sources or surveys, which could result in a small sample size or data unavailability for sectors or regions with a limited coverage (Wright 2012).

Although some terrain data are available for practically all of the world, the data for many sectors remain sketchy.

Due to lack of data and the diversity involved in food processing, the author adopted a more segmented approach using primary data for specific sectors in the food processing industry, as opposed to modelling the entire processing industry.

Despite these limitations, the present assessment can provide valuable data for several sectors of society, where there will be an increased need for a long-term perspective on the exposure to natural hazards.