Sentence examples for goods differentiated from inspiring English sources

International trade is linked through Armington substitution among goods differentiated by country of origin.

The model also assumes imperfect substitutability between imported and domestically produced goods, differentiated by origins, which specifies import demand following Armington function (Ducaluwe et al. 2013; Ganuza et al. 2005).

Britain, Belgium, and Denmark already affix labels to Israeli goods, differentiating between those from Israel and those, particularly fruits and vegetables, that come from the Jordan Valley in the occupied West Bank.

Britain, Belgium and Denmark already affix labels to Israeli goods, differentiating between those from Israel proper and those, particularly fruit and vegetables, that come from the Jordan Valley in the occupied West Bank.

For boys, having a mother with a good education differentiated the competent from resilient group only (competent, more likely to be better educated).

Death is unpredictable, and experts aren't necessarily good at differentiating among critical patients.

IN GENERAL, people are pretty good at differentiating between the quick and the dead.

The SAT, he said, isn't very good at differentiating among the very top performers, which are probably the same people that Google hires.

Settling on something new that both sounds good and differentiates the company has been so difficult that she wonders how she ever came up with the first one.

Its intelligence can also be delightfully personal: It's pretty good at differentiating the voices of family members.

The most accepted cyst fluid biomarker currently is CEA, which is good at differentiating mucinous from non-mucinous cysts.