Sentence examples for disaggregate from inspiring English sources

Hitherto, biologists have tended to disaggregate the idea of fitness into a series of adaptations that are more or less independent of each other.

It also requires them to disaggregate their data to reveal the performance of specific groups such as Latino children or poor children.

A more accurate analysis, and a better strategy, would be to disaggregate the problems.

Gerrymandered districts disaggregate the interests of congressmen from their party: resistance to reform may spell trouble for the Republican Party, but may also be the only way for a Republican candidate to win a primary.

Mr Tusk, meanwhile, seems to want to disaggregate Europe's Ukraine and Russia policies.

Insurers will increasingly outsource, sell or relocate their activities, particularly those offshore, that are a distraction from their core business, Mr Jordan says; banks, too, will disaggregate and go back to basics.Some banks and insurers have started to retrench, putting their asset managers up for sale, though mostly to other more optimistic banks.

Disaggregating the CPI into these components helps illustrate how the Fed might have underestimated America's economic duress.Interestingly, services inflation has trended upward over the past two years and was 2.3% in the year to April.

The CFTC says it will soon release disaggregated data going back three years.

TWO of the biggest trends in music listening in recent years: aggregating your collection, and disaggregating your collecting.

America, Mexico, Canada and a bunch of other countries have indicated that they support the idea of dealing with HFCs under the Montreal protocol.Those in favour of a more holistic approach argue that disaggregating greenhouse gases could undermine the effort to solve the problem as a whole.

The big change is the availability of more data about people and things, which allows physical assets to be disaggregated and consumed as services.