Sentence examples for disaggregated information from inspiring English sources

In the interim, existing global estimates, and regional calculations based on disability adjusted life years and gender disaggregated information, are available to inform policy discourse.

Second, it collects hitherto disaggregated information, revealing new patterns in the mental mosaic.

the disclosure to a Federal agency of disaggregated information obtained in accordance with section 3512 1 of title 44, except that the recipient agency shall use such disaggregated information for economic, statistical, or policymaking purposes only, and shall not disclose such information in an individually identifiable form.

Beyond that, an aggregated index would be of limited value for decision-makers, because recommendations for action have to address particular fields of action which can't be identified based on an aggregated index, but need disaggregated information provided in terms of specific indicators and targets.

State report cards must include disaggregated information on graduation rates and other achievement measures for these children.

Less than half of the included studies (48/114, 42.2%) contained disaggregated information on multiple means of committing suicide.

In addition to questions of service uptake, research in pluralistic urban settings must disaggregate information by level of health facility and type of provider across sectors.

In relation to hard performance data, it was felt that greater efforts needed to be made to disaggregate information about particular trends within the organisation rather than rely solely on an aggregated picture of the organisation as red, amber or green ratings.

It was assumed that participant countries would generate sex disaggregated data that would contribute to quality of information with national data systems strengthening.

Household health survey programmes such as the DHS can add considerable value to national health information systems by providing timely and disaggregated data on mortality levels and trends.

Source: Health worker survey (2001) Note: Due to the limited information of the human resources management system disaggregated data on the available staff could not be given.