Sentence examples for emerging output from inspiring English sources

Table  2 shows the respondent by district.A graphic overview of the REACT project elements, processes, and emerging output has been presented in several conferences and was recently displayed as part of a REACT project parallel session in the Global Symposium on Health Systems Research in Beijing in 2012, as shown in Figure  2.

Over the same period, emerging economies' output has grown by 35%; the developed world's by only 10%.

The model is "hidden" since epidermal cells (output 0) can be observed in the four semi-Markovian states while both primordia (output 1) and emerged roots (output 2) can be observed in Markovian state B (hence, the observed cell differentiation stage does not enable to determine the state in the model).

London babies are in plentiful supply – in 2012/13, 131,000 of them emerged, an output not seen since the swinging mid-60s.

In contrast, emerging economies' total output has jumped by almost 20% over the same period.

Signals emerging from the output are sent through a circulator to a cryogenic pre-amplifier mounted at the 2 K stage of the cryostat.

In many emerging market countries, output is now back to potential and the policy challenge is to avoid overheating.

The lights reflected from both arms met each other at the interferometer again and the interference signal emerging at the output of interferometer was sent to a custom-built high speed spectrometer.

While America's industrial production continued to slide in May, output in emerging Asia has regained its pre-crisis level (see chart 1).

While production in rich countries will grow by 3.9%, output in emerging economies will drop by 2.6% to the lowest level for five years.

Before the steam engine and the power loom gave Britain its industrial lead, today's emerging economies dominated world output.