Sentence examples for difference between the gdp from inspiring English sources

The difference between the GDP growth rate and the worker productivity growth rate in the closed economies scenario (i.e. 2.3% − 0.0% = 2.3%) is larger than the difference between these two indicators in the business-as-usual scenario (4.5% − 2.9% = 1.6%).

The Switch I and II regions define the major conformational differences between the GDP and GTP bound forms; only the GTP-bound conformation allows interactions of the Rho GTPases with their downstream effectors.

Macroeconomic performances are captured by the inclusion of the difference between the annual GDP growth rate and its 5-year average, centred at the current year (the gap growth variable which takes positive values if the economy is accelerating).

However, the new data demonstrate that there is a difference between the mutant GDP microtubule body and the GTP end.

This may well indicate that there may also be a difference between the mutant GDP body and the GTPgS body (GTPgS being potentially more similar to the end than to the mutant body).

The always interesting Izabella Kaminska points us to a study suggesting that Britain's output gap — the difference between real GDP and the economy's capacity — is much bigger than the official estimates.

But it would not be enough to prevent a sharp widening of the output gap (the difference between actual GDP and what the economy could produce at full capacity).

In any year when the economy grows faster than expected, creditors will receive 5% of the difference between the size of GDP in that year and that predicted by the prospectus.

Structural studies show a dramatic conformational difference between the GTP- and GDP-bound forms of EF-Tu.

A difference of one percentage point in the worldwide gross domestic product (GDP), say the difference between a GDP of 3.5% and 2.5%, could make all the difference between a year of chip market that grows by 20% or shrinks by 10%, according to McLean.

Using the average growth rate of GDP of 4% from 1976-1991, the difference between trend GDP and actual GDP from 1992-1998 is around ¥340 trillion or about 68% of GDP.