Sentence examples for data on sector from inspiring English sources

These authors collect and analyse data on: sector, size, location, access to finance, social networks, generational differences and institutions.

We merge this individual data with US World KLEMS aggregate data on sector TFP growth rates between 1948 and 2010.

The Agriculture Department said that some data on sectors covered by the discontinued reports would appear in the census of agriculture, which is prepared every five years.

Only recently have data on sector-specific added-value country exports started to become available, thanks to a joint OECD-WTO initiative, (OECD/WTO, 2013) where one can find information on sector-specific gross exports minus imports in the same industry and from other lines of the input-output matrix of a country.

Data on sector-specific FDIs in the food, alcohol and tobacco industries are collected by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development.

In the first step of the analysis, we used comparative cross-national data on sector-specific funding [ 24] among 25 EU countries from 1995 to 2010 to estimate empirically the magnitude and direction of fiscal multipliers in health, defence, education, and other key government spending sectors (see Table  1 for definitions of budget categories).

Ideally, we would have preferred to work with data on public sector enterprises and on public sector wages by government function.

Table legend: data on the sector in which practitioners worked was not available for all sectors in all countries.

Data on public sector condom distribution, which we discuss later in this paper, suggest that public sector sales also increased substantially.

Our study is likely to underestimate the average number of biopsies as we have no data on private sector visits and procedures and it is likely that some of the benign biopsies in the public sector are not reported to our database.

"The lack of consistent, publicly available data on the sector is an impediment to participants, investors and policymakers," Sims said.