Sentence examples for disaggregate data from inspiring English sources

The law requires states to disaggregate data. . .

First, the forthcoming SDG indicator framework must deliver on the political commitment to disaggregate data by disability, as set out in SDG target 17.18.

Advocates for minority children applauded the Regents' decision to disaggregate data, or separate the scores of blacks, Hispanics and other groups that have traditionally scored low on tests.

An aggregate data analysis approach and a pooled disaggregate data fitting technique using multinomial logit models were applied.

Edward Vytlacil is an econometrician, whose work has focused on the micro-econometric methodology for treatment effect and policy evaluation using disaggregate data.

Confidentiality constraints often preclude the release of disaggregate data about individuals, which limits the types and accuracy of the results of geographical health analyses that could be done.

As part of a new $1 million grant program called the Asian American and Pacific Islander Data Disaggregation Initiative, The Department of Education is encouraging states to obtain and analyze disaggregated data on AAPI subgroups.

The CFTC says it will soon release disaggregated data going back three years.

The first priority must be to maintain the provisions in the law for collecting and reporting disaggregated data.

In the case of gender disaggregated data, the unknown category is also been left out for similar reasons as above.

But national studies indicate that the gap can indeed be closed and that disaggregating data by race and income is a crucial first step in the process.