Sentence examples for construction share from inspiring English sources

Given the relatively low threshold percentiles the key result only applies to states with an extremely small construction share of employment.

By contrast, changes in the rural construction share (top right panel) or in women's participation in NREG relative to men's (bottom panels) explain next to nothing.

The ground-based interferometers currently under construction share their goal and principle of operation with the space project LISA: the detection and measurement of gravitational waves by laser interferometry.

House building is falling steeply, with worse expected as construction shares plummet.

Financial and construction shares helped push Seoul up by 4.8%, while Bangkok's gains from earlier in the week were reversed following MSCI's decision not to increase Thailand's country weights in its indices.In this section FOREIGN INVESTMENT FINANCIAL MARKETS ECONOMY Reprints.

The pipeline would be a privately financed project, with the cost of construction shared between TransCanada, an energy company based in Calgary, Alberta, and other oil shippers.

The top left panel of Fig. 9 shows that higher construction shares are strongly positively associated with the predicted growth in wages for the uneducated relative to educated.

There is a lack of methodological standards for the management (construction, sharing, revision and reuse) of clinical code sets which needs to be addressed to ensure the reliability and credibility of studies which use code sets.

This simple mode of pallium construction shares distinct traits with pallial genesis in mammals and non-mammalian amniotes such as birds or reptiles, suggesting that it may exemplify the basal layout from which vertebrate pallial architectures were elaborated.

Every nuclear power plant in the world, and every plant currently under construction, shares that vulnerability.

The UCLA Loneliness Scale, despite its multi-item construction, shares with single item measures the characteristic of being unidimensional, restricting the representation of loneliness to a single or unitary phenomenon that varies in intensity rather than in nature (Russell, 1996).