Sentence examples for exported outputs from inspiring English sources

In the EXPORT context, ResearcherID, unlike our approach, does not keep track of previously exported outputs.

They find that an increase in the share of exported output of 10% points increases the wage of a blue-collar employee (respectively, white-collar) by 0.3% (resp., 0.15%).

In their estimations without individual and plant effects (which would be most similar to ours in column 2) and using imputed data to correct for the censoring problem, they find that an increase in the share of exported output of 10% points increases the wage of a blue-collar employee (respectively, white-collar) by 0.4% (resp., 0.12%).

The agreement would help increase Canada's manufacturing and exporting output.

EasyGrapher can expedite validation of DSSAT output, which normally requires considerable time and effort to export output data into external statistical packages.

At each stage, Stacks exports outputs into a MySQL database.

Other sorts of exported American output are not counted in normal trade data; the design and engineering work in Apple devices that are assembled outside of America is the classic example.Then there are things like Google web products.

For example, RCAAP will only export research outputs to ORCID, so that they can be harvested by other PTCRIS services.

The exception is Thomson Reuters ResearcherIDD (http://www.researcherid.com), which also aims to provide a unique researcher identifier, and that allows the user to export research outputs back to the ORCID profile.

But, buoyed by exports, output has yet to shrink for a single quarter.

Temporarily buoyed by fiscal stimulus and strong exports, output grew at a solid 2.8% annualised rate between April and June.