Sentence examples for hand aggregate from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, aggregate data are rather poor, as they are mostly available in the form of simple cross-sectional fertility indicators at the district level and only for the periods surrounding censuses (i.e., every 5 or 10 years).
On the other hand, aggregate measures do not allow for the possibility that the presence of migrant networks may affect households differently, depending on their ability to access them.
On the other hand, aggregate output and input data have been involved in some efficiency analyses in agriculture, especially in case of Malmquist TFP Index estimation among more countries (Coelli and Prasada Rao 2005).
2 On the other hand, aggregate evidence indicates that at the ballot box voters largely did not punish MPs who had been publicly implicated in the scandal.
On the other hand, aggregates, which were largely composed of amylose inclusion complexes, were formed in the reaction mixtures in the presence of larger amount of PCL.
The material footprint, on the other hand, aggregates materials in a similar way how CED aggregates energy and does not evaluate metals, rock, or organic materials themselves differently.
On the other hand aggregating 21 socioeconomic indicators into a single index and then further aggregating by postcode would reduce the variance associated with each indicator and may inflate the strength of the associations reported.
Moreover, the Nash equilibrium solution may not achieve social communication economic efficiency; and, on the other hand, an aggregate social utility (i.e., the sum of all users' utilities) maximization model may not simultaneously optimize each user's individual utility.
On the other hand, if aggregate demand is running below supply potential, then a surplus country might reasonably be asked to increase aggregate demand by monetary and fiscal policies on the view that the increase will not cause inflation but will tend to remove the external surplus by inducing more imports and possibly causing producers to be less active in their selling efforts abroad.
Raspberries and blackberries, on the other hand, are "aggregate fruit" – lots of little fruits formed from one flower.
On the other hand, when aggregate was replaced with fly ash, increasing the fly ash content increased the strength values of the mixture at all ages compared to these of the control specimen.
