Sentence examples for growth adjusted from inspiring English sources
Nonetheless, we expect to deliver positive organic growth adjusted for currency in revenues in the first quarter of 2003".
Income growth, adjusted for inflation and taxes, slowed, rising at an annualized rate of 0.5 percent in the third quarter after increasing at a 4.4 percent rate in the second.
Moody's Analytics, for instance, estimates that expiration of the payroll tax holiday would shave 0.6 percentage point off economic growth, adjusted for inflation, in 2013 — and that the economy could safely stomach government spending cuts and tax increases totaling up to 1.5 percentage points of economic output.
In October, a panel of economists polled by The Wall Street Journal forecast 2.3 percent G.D.P. growth (adjusted for inflation) in 2012, somewhat below the election-year average of 3 or 4 percent and only enough to provide for modest job creation.
During the last period of economic expansion, 2002 to 2007, the top 1percentt enjoyed 10.1percentt annual income growth, adjusted for inflation.
Each neonate was assessed for growth adjusted for gestational age according to the infant's growth potential using the AUDIPOG module.
The entire campaign has revolved around how to generate economic growth, adjust tax and spending levels, and stimulate new hiring.
"The relationship between maintaining growth, adjusting economic structures and managing inflation must be properly handled," Mr. Wen said in a characteristically noncommittal statement.
Given the incessant downturns in the global economy, decreases in exports, and shrinking of investment, consumption has become the most urgent driver to "stabilise growth, adjust structure, promote reform, improve livelihoods and control risks".
In addition to examining determinants of fetal growth, adjusting birth weight for gestational age is also needed to understand the influence of fetal growth on later outcomes.
Strains that respire above the threshold during growth adjust their metabolic rate after the diauxic shift in a manner similar to that of wild-type strains.
