Sentence examples for disaggregated their from inspiring English sources

After the initial submission, several firms disaggregated their original core business lines into more, but smaller businesses, albeit without meaningful transformation of their business mix.

A vast lake that had been impounded behind it drained out all at once, sending an estimated twenty-one trillion gallons of water through the narrow chasm that is now the Dells — a hellish water-park ride and a truly irresistible vortex, one that churned away at the sandstones and disaggregated their grains, depositing a blanket of liberated sand far downstream.

In doing so, they disaggregated their sovereignty in matters of monetary policy.

In particular, much of the data collected have been limited to particular clinics or in-patient groups, and few researchers have disaggregated their data by gender.

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

This paper aims to disentangle the relationships between ecosystem services and biodiversity in multifunctional landscapes, such as floodplain agroecosystems, by disaggregating their values across land use types.

But newspapers must also disaggregate their "total paid circulation" figure to reflect how many copies were sold above the existing paid-circulation floor, or 50percentt of the established price, and how many were sold at between 25 and 50percentt of the established subscription or single-copy price.

Therefore, further attempts should be made to disaggregate their effects into direct and indirect effects on pollution generation in order to understand how the process of structural changes evolves in transforming emission sources in the Chicago region.

We then take the cohorts representing the same age groups, and disaggregate their poverty estimates by urban and rural for 2012 and show the result in Table 5 and the national result by age cohort in Table 6.

Earlier this year, Senators Mazie Hirono and Dean Heller offered the All Students Count amendment that would have required school districts with at least 1,000 Asian Pacific American students to disaggregate their data so that policymakers and stakeholders could better understand the gaps in educational achievement in our communities and work to close them.

Further, Patterson et al did not disaggregate their analyses by sex suggesting that there may be differences between men and women in how duration of homelessness relates to alcohol problems.