Some years ago it was recognized that behavioral research was limited by data, and a special data set was developed to aid research : The Baltimore Disaggregate Data Set which is the result an in depth survey, ca . 1977.
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In scientific applications, where higher resolutions are needed, geographical information such as population densities, land use or other data can provide tools to disaggregate the national level emissions to the required resolution, matching the geographical resolution of the model.
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Using Global Burden of Disease data from 1990, they disaggregate the transition across three cause groups : communicable diseases, non-communicable diseases and injuries, seeking to explain the variation in all-cause mortality as a function of cause-specific mortality in 58 countries from 1950 to 1998.
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Analysts end up doing a lot of detailed disaggregate research to figure out what is going on, because the official national accounts aggregates don't tell them what they want to know ( more detailed data is increasingly available, because official statisticians make available digital data warehouses, enabling datamining ).
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For example, FAO s gender strategy, found in the FAO Policy for Gender Equality 2013, includes assigning 30 percent of FAO s operational work and budget at the country and regional levels to targeted, women-specific interventions by 2017, and to disaggregate all data in every FAO statistical databases by sex.
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Although more than half of the victims identified in 2009 were victims of forced labor, the government was again unable to report significant efforts to address labor trafficking; specifically, the government did not disaggregate labor trafficking law enforcement statistics from sex trafficking statistics and thus was unable to report the number of labor trafficking investigations, prosecutions, and convictions, or the number of labor victims assisted by the government during the reporting period.
