Sentence examples for national aggregation from inspiring English sources

The results of this common ILI assessment suggest that disparate local systems can adopt a harmonized syndrome definition allowing for meaningful comparisons and national aggregation while maintaining the ability to use local systems and definitions.

The supra-national aggregations are interesting given the packet-switched nature of the Internet.

In some instances, individual jurisdiction or national data aggregation needs required modification or extension of the concept hierarchy in SNOMED CT.

Table 5 confirms that the stakeholders in the national knowledge aggregation exercises were more effective in discussing implementation components, particularly the component related to management (S1), than actors' attitudes.

Guardian Australia's poll aggregation of national polls puts the Coalition on 50.35% of the two-party preferred vote.

We further find that periods of increased shooting rates are significantly correlated with increases in the unemployment rate across different geographic aggregation levels (national, regional and city).

Accordingly, a ratio of the aggregation to national data is a reasonable measurement, which accounts for total output, consumption, capital formation, labor compensation and other indicators.

As Schneider (2009) and Strakova (2008) show in their analyses, the aggregation of national categories to harmonized ones in ISCED-97 led to large losses of explanatory power in the Czech Republic (particularly the aggregation of ISCED 3A and 3C).

Cohort analyses are checked and collected for aggregation and national level reporting.

Background Data aggregation in national information systems begins at the district level.

Analysis of Dutch national distribution data revealed aggregations of these endangered species in moorland pools.