Sentence examples for for disaggregation of from inspiring English sources
The gravity model is distinguished by its good fit and its parsimonious and tractable representation of economic interactions among many countries, also allowing for disaggregation of the trade in different levels of geographical organization and product classification (Anderson 2011).
The event-based approach, which calculates hazard curves of annual probability of exceedance versus volcanic ash load at individual sites also allows for disaggregation of the hazard results (e.g. by magnitude, distance or source).
We designed a series of experiments for disaggregation of LST DLSTT) derived from the Landsat ETM + thermal band using narrowband reflectance information derived from the EO1-Hyperion hyperspectral sensor and selected regression algorithms over three geographic locations with different climate and land use land cover (LULC) characteristics.
In addition, the sometimes small sample sizes do not allow for disaggregation of HRH indicators at the subnational level.
A bi-specific [ 67, 68] or dual variable domain [ 69] antibody combining recognition of the two conformations of Aβ revealed from crystal structure studies, that is, extended conformation on one arm and helical conformation on the other arm, would offer intriguing dual activity that could be particularly well suited for disaggregation of β-amyloid plaque independent of effector cell engagement.
The methodology is applied for the disaggregation of generic vulnerability curves for the Caribbean Island of Puerto Rico.
In the present paper, we extend the aforementioned scheme, initially designed and tested for the disaggregation of daily rainfall into hourly depths, for any sub-hourly time scale.
Two different lipophilic guanosine derivatives (LipoGs) have been used for the disaggregation of single walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs) in chloroform.
A methodology is presented for the disaggregation of a generic vulnerability curve into several curves representing individual building types.
Further, the fact that it was tumbling also fits with the proposed evolutionary model for the disaggregation of rubble pile bodies outlined in Scheeres (2018).
This calls for compatible disaggregation of spatial and temporal elements in both systems as well as designing model outputs to allow evaluation of the synergies and tradeoffs of multi-scale, cross-sector policies.
