Sentence examples for which we disaggregated from inspiring English sources
The latent variable of joint deformity is measured by the deformed joint count, which we disaggregated into counts for the joints in the upper and lower extremities, and other joints.
In the first phase the community groups analysed the situation about child vaccination in their union council (the smallest administrative unit within the local government system, and for which we had disaggregated information from the baseline survey).
These statistics are reported because they imposed an important limitation on the extent to which we could disaggregate effects within our specification and still obtain reliable regression estimates.
In model 3, we disaggregated the data between the three course types, which also allowed us to differentiate between CI instruments.
We disaggregated Yunnanese community respondents according to Thai-speaking ability to explore the extent to which language ability is associated with disparities in knowledge and behaviour (see Table 5).
Similarly, we disaggregated inpatient activity by admitting speciality and calculated the change between 1999/2000 and 2010/2011.
For analyses, we disaggregated county-level variables to the patient-level.
In columns (5 - 6), we show the aggregated estimates through 2009, and then the disaggregated estimates (which we think are most reliable) through 2003,37 the last year for which the disaggregated data are available.
To that end, we have begun to define key areas in which we believe we can accelerate the speed with which we collect and analyse disaggregated data on results.
This may be due, in part, to the strong influence of neonatal disease and death on these age-patterns, which we were unable to deconstruct, as most data sets did not sufficiently disaggregate the neonatal data.
In section three, we have found it informative to disaggregate the 2012 survey by what we will call equivalent cohorts by which we mean the age groups of 2004 as they appear 8 years later in 2012.
