Sentence examples for for each disaggregated from inspiring English sources

To facilitate the comparison with the data, the graphs are arranged in a similar way to those in Fig. 2. Additionally, Figs. 10 and 11 in Appendix A.2 directly compare the data and predictions for each disaggregated group.

Finally, the table includes mean values for each activity disaggregated by the health status of the parents.

A further seven items were included to assess psychological factors related to walking (separately for transport and for recreation) and for cycling (similarly disaggregated for transport and for recreation) based on the Theory of Planned Behaviour.

They were also able to view their own round one scores for each item (and disaggregated scores for the merged items).

They were also able to view their own round 1 scores for each item (and disaggregated scores for the merged items).

After drug treatment, half of the spheroids (control and treated; 4 for each sample) were disaggregated by trypsin without chelators for fifteen minutes at 37 degrees and re-seeded as single cell suspensions on flat bottom 96 well plates for conventional 2D culture.

Generic definitions are more difficult to operationalize, and they trade specificity for generalizability; disaggregated definitions recognize that quality has different essential components, each providing only a partial picture of quality, but together the components create a more specific description of quality for particular aspects of health care.

The data do indicate how excluding mobile pastoralists from national surveys may give a distorted picture for indicators disaggregated down to a local level.

These recommendations included a call for data disaggregated by disability, the integration of universal design, and accessibility of information and communication for all disaster survivors, including those with disabilities.

In February 2016, the Sustainable Development Goal Network proposed an indicator for target 11.7 - public spaces accessible to all as "the average share of the built-up area of cities that is open space for public use for all, disaggregated by age group, sex and persons with disabilities".

Therefore, there is need for gender disaggregated data collection.