Sentence examples for export size from inspiring English sources

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File--Export Size for US Passport Photos 5 centimeter (2.0 in) X 5 centimeter (2.0 in).

Balassa's RCA index states that a given country has a comparative advantage (disadvantage) in a commodity when the commodity's exports market size in terms of its total exports market size is greater (less) than the commodity's world exports market size in terms of the world total exports market size, i.e. when the value of the index is greater (less) than unity (Abu Hatab and Romstad, 2014).

The edited profiles were exported as sizes files in order to perform contig assembly with the assembly program FPC V9.0 [ 40].

The baseline estimates control for selection on observables by including the following firm covariates: lagged high growth status, total factor productivity, size, export status, wages, and age.

The lagged outcome variable (y_{i,-1}) is included as a pre-treatment control together with other relevant firm-level covariates, namely, total factor productivity, size, export status, wages, and age.

To avoid of failing to comply with export regulations the size and organizational structure, and production/ distribution network of an organization act as the crucial determinants of where personnel and compliance functions should reside.

A non-parametric statistical procedure was employed which informed, in a decreasing order, that the four major predictors of innovation were exporting orientation, firm size, foreign capital origin, and inter-industry differences.

For most of this period, the methodology of subtracting sugar exports from the size of the domestic sugar crop has produced a good estimate of the amount of sugar available in the domestic food supply.

Statistics for the last quarter of 2013 released on Tuesday show, among other things, that the chestnut export business quadrupled in size and that fresh British Christmas trees have been sent as far afield as Russia.

In terms of product value, contribution to export earnings, and the size of the work force, plantation agriculture has continued to figure prominently in the economy of Sri Lanka; however, its long-term trend has been one of relative decline.