disaggregate|disaggregated|disaggregates|disaggregating in English

verb

separate something into its component parts; become separated, break apart

Use "disaggregate|disaggregated|disaggregates|disaggregating" in a sentence

1. Disaggregating the BAME Degree-Awarding Gap

2. The teacher disaggregated a sentence into clauses.

3. « Forecasting economic aggregates by disaggregates » by D. F. Hendry and K. Hubrich, February

4. Irrespective of users’ consent, you must not attempt to disaggregate data that Google reports in aggregate.

5. Irrespective of users' consent, you must not attempt to disaggregate data that Google reports in aggregate.

6. Collect and generate disaggregated data on actual manifestations of racism and discrimination (Brazil);

7. Salas, 'Applied Modeling of Hydrologic Time Series', Water Resources Publication, ISBN 0918334373, page 448 section 8.9 The annual values were disaggregated into Biannual' values.Then the ' Biannual values were disaggregated into quarterly values

8. Unfortunately, it is not easy to disaggregate and operationalize “absorptive capacity” for the practical use of policymakers

9. Disaggregated results for specific skill groups, sectors or occupations may differ from aggregated results.

10. Collect comprehensive, disaggregated data on the situation of children living in institutions and other alternative care settings;

11. Contributed nonfinancial assets received disaggregated by category that depicts the type of Contributed nonfinancial assets b

12. These organisms have both an aesthetic impact (through changes in colour) and a structural impact (by disaggregating materials) on monuments.

13. Output # ncreased availability of and access to up-to-date, disaggregated population data for policy and programme management

14. If we disaggregate further to the industrial sector, we find that it is investment in manufacturing that has been most volatile.

15. (a) Establish mechanisms for collecting and systematically analysing information and disaggregated data on children in all alternative care settings;

16. He expresses concern about the continued absence of data disaggregated by ethnicity and other prohibited grounds of discrimination.

17. Collect data on the prevalence of unsafe abortion, disaggregated by age and areas of origin (rural or urban);

18. Whenever disaggregated data are not available, the aggregated format can be used for both historical and projection data

19. At a disaggregated level, non-financial corporations were the primary drivers behind debt accumulation in Belgium, Spain, Cyprus, Slovenia and Sweden.

20. ` While the Intrastat system provides aggregate data of sufficient quality for economic management purposes, even the present complex system does not yield high-quality, disaggregated data on particular products.

21. Indicator: No. of people that strengthen their livelihood through management of natural resources, ecosystem services, chemicals and waste, disaggregated by sex and Afro-Colombian populations

22. From the perspective of Law of One Price(LOP), this paper studies the price relationship among 36 major Chinese cities by using disaggregated absolute price data.

23. Understanding the broad range of actual and potential benefits of improved water, sanitation and hygiene services for girls, especially for the most disadvantaged, requires disaggregating data by age, sex, income level and location.

24. Cytochalasin B (CB), thought to disaggregate F-actin in animal cells, and phalloidin (Phal), known to stabilize F-actin in vivo and in vitro, have nearly identical effects on cotyledon epidermal cells of Allium cepa.

25. Algeria The Human Capital Index (HCI) database provides data at the country level for each of the components of the Human Capital Index as well as for the overall index, disaggregated by gender