Sentence examples for has disaggregated from inspiring English sources

Modern consumer society has disaggregated the cohesive societies of the industrial revolution, a process only accelerated by new technologies.

That decision is currently on appeal to the Second Circuit but in any event, is distinct from the present matter because unlike in Omnicom, here Dr. Hakala has disaggregated the impact of potentially confounding events by applying weights to reflect the impact of multiple news items and/or CSFB's impact as distinct from that of all other speakers.

Today, the Internet has disaggregated the component parts of newspapers, magazines and broadcasts and made them available on an a la carte basis.

However, we know of no previous study which has disaggregated total physical activity and examined the carbon implications of engaging in recreational walking, cycling or other physical activity.

Furthermore, the Avahan intervention has disaggregated CM components and their impact on a host of measures of condom use in a variety of settings, finding some significant relationships at a fine-grained level, but not much consistency across results [ 57– 59, 61, 62].

For the proposed disaggregated SAM, we have disaggregated only the labour input into 48 various types of labour.

I would assume that as a post-mortem the researchers would have disaggregated the data to see if there was any pattern to which parents left the study?

They found, for example, that a programme using national data sets to examine the implications of taxation and food labelling should have disaggregated the data by gender to achieve more with the same investment.

In Table 5, we have disaggregated the data by model.

It can also have disaggregated models if they are based on household and/or individual data.

Some previous researches have disaggregated the nonfinancial corporation sector of the FOF accounts into several institutional sectors.