More accurately, both are being disaggregated, rather than disintermediated, by connected TVs.
Data on the knowledge of how a person becomes infected and how we can protect ourselves are often better disaggregated by gender than many of the other data streams because knowledge assessment surveys are often performed in a same-sex venue.
Finally, I will consider how farmers make sense of methane, demonstrating how this is conceptualised as an integral and inevitable part of an animal that cannot be disaggregated from the animal, rather than as a pollutant, by-product of beef and sheep-meat production.
Gender Info 2010 contains the official UN MDG data – disaggregated by gender – for more than 50 indicators, providing over 300,000 data values.
Contents: The Health Equity Monitor data repository contains data for more than 30 RMNCH indicators, disaggregated by education, economic status, place of residence (rural and urban), and child's sex (where applicable).
Thus, only aggregated data on health worker deficits rather than disaggregated data by skill mix are used.
However, most crude population-based estimates were statistically lower (p < 0.05) than crude ANC-based estimates when disaggregated by pregnancy status, parity, location, and clinic catchment type (Table 4).
The question of scale refers to the degree to which a policy problem can be disaggregated into smaller components that are easier to deal with than the problem as a whole.
Note that (N_{1}) has one sector less than the equivalent Eora table, as this sector has been disaggregated to become (N_{2}).
Goods are disaggregated into imports and exports.
Spectrum may be disaggregated in any amount.
