Sentence examples for production of statistics from inspiring English sources

We used a number of classifications related to the production of statistics on food products.

But to avoid distortions by politicians along the way, the production of statistics and the analysis of evidence need to be genuinely independent.

The passive LX analysis leads to the production of statistics related to the use of the LX, road user behavior in terms of speed, inter-distances, by automatically detecting and identifying abnormal behaviors thanks to indexing on to the video.

In each State Forestry Department the responsibility of the continuo us development and production of statistics should be vested with a particular senior Forest Officer.

Eurostat (2011) presents a method that is constituted by 15 principles that cover the institutional environment, the statistical production processes and the output of statistics.

(3)The international standards for production of fisheries statistics adopted by CWP – Coordination Working Party on Fisheries Statistics, in use by FAO.

Removing the production of official statistics from the political process would, it was thought, restore confidence.But Labour dissipated its reforming zeal instead on a vague code of practice and a powerless, if respected, watchdog.

The three arms of UK Government statistics, the Authority, the Office of National Statistics (the Authority's Executive arm, and the Government Statistics Service, a 'community of all those involved in the production of official statistics in the UK' form what is known as the UK Statistical System, a key means of generating and publishing data on an open and transparent basis.

NUTS 2006 provides a uniform, consistent breakdown of territorial units for the production of regional statistics for the EU.

In short, Chinese officials, after a brief flirtation with honesty in the beginning of last year, are evidently going back to fakery when it comes to the production of economic statistics.

One can point out the pioneering role of the USA in implementing automatic coding, with the National Center for Health Statistics' development in the late 1960s of the ACME computer system for standardising the production of mortality statistics.