Sentence examples for disaggregated evidence from inspiring English sources

In the first, the authors claim that "understanding the role of the real exchange rate for growth will probably require stepping away from the aggregate growth-regression framework employed here [cross-country regressions], in particular looking at more disaggregated evidence to see which channels are operating and perhaps to disentangle causality".

But to extend this conclusion to the mainstreaming AYUSH strategy without sufficient disaggregated evidence would be misleading.

In this review we have included trials that evaluated the disaggregated evidence of the impact of education on CF alone, and provision of CF with or without education (excluding those on food fortification and supplementary feeding) on growth and morbidity in children less than 2 years of age in LMICs.

With increasing decentralisation and empowerment of local governments at subnational levels (states, regions, and counties are increasingly setting priorities and budget allocations across development sectors), it is critical to provide disaggregated data for evidence-based policy making and programme design.

Table 1 shows results of yellow fever vaccination status based on vaccination card evidence or recall disaggregated by sex and age.

Although there is national level evidence on breastfeeding and infant feeding practices, the data for urban areas is not disaggregated, and hence, the dearth of evidence on practices in urban slums.

There are also conceptual limitations to surveillance, particularly when data may be disaggregated by sex but provide no further evidence about gender differences.

Data are not disaggregated by country or study site, but as previously noted, evidence from a study among children in Guinea-Bissau suggests that some African populations tolerate chloroquine better than others [ 79].

Sufficiently disaggregated, reliable and regularly collected factual information if key for evidence-based policy making, realistic result identification and, ultimately, successful advocacy and action for the benefit of children and their families.

A recent analysis showed that evidence for partitioning the environment is available when responses are disaggregated to the individual scale, in terms of the covariance structure of responses to environmental variation.

First, using highly disaggregated, district-level data for Chile and a regression-discontinuity design, they find evidence that the entry of private schools into the education market is not associated with significant increases in test scores but is associated with increases in social stratification.