Sentence examples for statistics monitoring from inspiring English sources

The most frequent include: assessment tools (climate surveys, statistics monitoring, minority targets), human resources programs (flexible policies, mentoring or coaching), communication campaigns, and training programs.

The skills and capacities in vital statistics monitoring accumulated in the HDSS sites can serve as the nucleus of country-wide capacities for better vital statistics.

Both the EQI and the EPI rely on similar data sources (official statistics, monitoring data, modeled data, spatial data), prepare data similarly for variable construction (e.g., use of population denominators to construct standardized weights), and employ weighting and aggregation in construction.

MCH statistics: monitoring, collecting and analyzing MCH information for annual reports; reporting the annual report quality control results; maternal, child mortality assessment.

The population estimation according to ethnic group was estimated using the 2001 census population and ethnic breakup of the population provided by Directorate of Economics, Statistics, Monitoring and Evaluation (DESME) (State Socioeconomic census, 2006).

The Airline Quality Rating report looked at several key airline statistics monitored by federal agencies and weighted them based on the services that experts believe are most important to air travelers.

Mr. Aasen stressed that parliaments have a critical role to play in achieving equitable outcomes for children by ensuring national institutes of statistics monitor their situation, allocating resources from national budgets, enforcing laws to empower marginalised populations, preventing violence and promoting birth registration.

Mr. Aasen stressed that parliaments have a critical role to play in achieving equitable outcomes for children by ensuring national institutes of statistics monitor their situation, allocating resources from national budgets, enforcing laws to empower marginalized populations, preventing violence and promoting birth registration.

With an increasing requirement to classify traffic and track security threats, newer flexible and efficient ways are needed for collecting traffic statistics and monitoring network flows.

In this work we demonstrate the potential of front-face fluorescence spectroscopy in combination with Wilks' ratio statistics for monitoring large surface areas fouled under industrial working conditions.

Low quality of statistics for monitoring the evolution of regional trade was also mentioned by workshop participants as an area requiring urgent government attention.