Sentence examples for disaggregated variation from inspiring English sources
See Table 3 for a detailed gender disaggregated variation of shared latrine cleaning between women and men.> Men needed less privacy, and usually only needed a latrine to defecate, while women required a latrine both to urinate and to defecate.
Taken together, our results show that disaggregating socioeconomic variations in health care use by type of service and contact versus intensity uncovers complex variations.
The presence of day-to-day variation highlights the need to utilize repeated measurements in order to disaggregate within-person variations from between-person differences.
In describing the effects of size and shape interventions on selection and consumption, our narrative synthesis is disaggregated as appropriate to reflect these variations and to incorporate supplementary effect sizes estimated to illustrate them (see Effects of interventions).
The analysis has been disaggregated by gender, age, geographical location, and variations such as the level of education or professional status, to enable a better awareness of the significant differences that exist today in the realization of children's and women's rights.
This resulted in substantial variations for the control building's energy consumption when the shading effect was disaggregated from the IBE.
Many of these variations have not been shown in previous research due to limited sample sizes of disaggregated Pacific Islander groups.
The proposed hybrid method could adequately reproduce the total hourly electricity consumption and seasonal variation compared to the engineering method, and could decompose major appliances, some of which that were not disaggregated by the statistical method.
Companies are getting smaller and businesses are being disaggregated.
This data should be disaggregated by sex, that is, analysed separately for males and females.
Data can be disaggregated by sex, age, education, country, region, and UN Human Development Index (HDI) cohort.
