Sentence examples for by using the interregional from inspiring English sources

In general, this empirical study applies the ISAM shown conceptually in Fig. 2 by using the interregional I O table and regional and national economic accounting in Japan.

For empirical analysis, we construct the ISAM database with two regions by using the interregional I O table and national and prefectural economic accounting in Japan.

In this study, we quantitatively investigated the direct and indirect economic and environmental effects of consumption induced by Tokyo residents on other regions in Japan using the interregional WIO (IRWIO) approach.

In the case of Tokyo, we used the interregional WIO (IR-WIO) table for Tokyo compiled in 2000 by Tsukui et al. (2015) to analyze the economic and environmental effects of domestic tourists from other regions.

These are also estimated using the METI-compiled interregional IO table, which is segmented into nine regions.

Interregional trade was estimated using the RAS method based on output shares; finding alternatives to this approach is an area in need of future research.

In this paper, we construct an original multi-region input output (MRIO) table based on interregional shipments among Japan's 47 prefectures; this is done using the prefectures' single-region input output (SRIO) tables and by applying a non-survey technique.

We compiled an interregional WIO table for Tokyo in the year 2000 and evaluated the effect of consumption by the metropolitan region on other regions using the table.

Using the data from the residential registration system we investigate the patterns of interregional migration in South Korea during the period of 1990-2000.

Functional connectivity MRI (fcMRI) effects were identified as interregional blood oxygenation level dependent (BOLD) signal cross-correlation, using the caudate nuclei as seed volumes.

Most recently, interregional comparisons of both incidence and survival across Europe have been made using the Automated Childhood Cancer Information System (ACCIS) (Steliarova-Foucher et al, 2004).