In general, a sliding sector is defined as a subset of the state space inside which some norm of state decreases.
The variables for seeking medical care or seeking public sector care were defined as a composite of answers to the question "the place at which medical treatment or advice was sought for the last episode of fever and/or cough", the answers to which were not mutually exclusive categories.
The sharing economy can be defined as an economic/social model that broad sectors of the population can employ to collaboratively make use of under-utilized assets, in which supply and demand are interacting for the supply side to directly provide products/services.
In the casual dining sector, which is defined as an average check of $10 to $20 with full service and having alcohol as an option, growth has been great.
Primary sector of employment is defined as the singular sector in which a registered physical therapist allocated the majority of their time.
Therefore, community hospitals are defined as facilities in rural areas, and hospitals under the MoH are defined as public sector facilities.
Similarly, Ihrig and Moe (2004) defines it as a sector which produces legal goods, but does not comply with government regulations.
In the environmental input output model of this study, electric power and heat supply in intermediate sectors are defined as the intermediate sectors; capital formation is included in the final demand sectors, while the consumption of goods and services associated with lease assets cannot be appropriately captured.
In contrast, in Senegal the Jatropha and sugar cane sectors were defined as such promising sectors in the Agro-Sylvo-Pastoral Act (LOASP) of June 2004 that a special Jatropha program was begun by the Ministry of Agriculture.
From the Grampian population a sample of residents living in rural (n = 103) and urban (n = 107) areas was collected, where rural was defined as postcode sectors with <200 people per km (Strachan et al., 2009).
