Sentence examples for derived economic from inspiring English sources

A typical UK distribution network is utilised to illustrate the new approach and results show that derived economic signals can effectively benefit end customers for reducing system congestion costs and deferring required network investment.

Therefore, an alternative, specific, fast and robust analytical method to determine the exhaustion level of GAC in rum production is always welcome due to the derived economic and environmental advantages for rum producers in order to optimize the GAC exploitation and regeneration in the rum industry.

It was a belief system rather than an analytically derived economic theory.

The priory's dissolution was not welcomed by locals, who derived economic benefit from its presence – in 1536, around 500 families depended on it for their livelihood.

Socioeconomic status (SES) is a complex construct determined by an individual's or group's relative position within a society (1) and based on socially derived economic factors.

Our real, clinically derived economic data from the Czech Republic seem to be closer to Mowatt's worst scenario but do not take into account purchasing power or other translations of economic value.

Your Aug. 23 editorial "Full Employment Prisons" points out that upstate legislators whose districts derive economic benefits from large prison populations may oppose reforming New York State's drug laws.

Out of pride, perhaps, she had not been able to derive economic advantages from her figure, almost perfectly and eminently sensual.

The duke's interest in the colony was chiefly economic, not political, but most of his efforts to derive economic gain from New York proved futile.

Inclusion of SRM increases the production of methane during the anaerobic digestion of manure and may offer a means of deriving economic value from the disposal of SRM.

Hence, two main objective of this study were (1) to derive economic values for meat and sensorial quality traits based on a consumer's survey, and (2) to design and to evaluate alternative breeding schemes for the endangered German pig breed "Bunte Bentheimer" (BB).