Sentence examples for a more disaggregated analysis from inspiring English sources

A more disaggregated analysis allows, for our experiment, some differences to be identified in the case of different information types (see Table 6).

Yilmazkuday (2013) tackles a more disaggregated analysis of regional inflation, in the line of the works related to the Balassa Samuelson literature.

This can be clearly seen from the data derived at a more disaggregated level, such as census tracts.

The report warned that too much attention was placed on national averages, which often mask enormous variation in people's lives, and called for a more disaggregated data, to identify who was being left behind.

The forecasted decomposition analysis therefore aided evaluation of the impact of the different scenarios on both primary energy use and value-added, at a more disaggregated level.

7Unfortunately, the information does not permit to have a more disaggregated measure of legislation.

In the next sections we will try to analyze whether these two phenomena are linked at a more disaggregated level.

Table 2 shows the base scenario results of a more disaggregated electrification cost estimates for various states in Nigeria.

9The HRS data does not allow for a more disaggregated industry classification that covers all the survey waves.

We decided against using the UN Comtrade Database UN Comtrade Databasee 2015), which provides a more comprehensive country-sample at a more disaggregated product-level (five-digit code).

Furthermore, in many modelling applications a more disaggregated approach to model socio-economic processes is generally desirable to reduce the model aggregation [17, 18, 19, 20, 21].