Sentence examples for identifying growth from inspiring English sources

But we thought there was a silliness about identifying growth with development".

He's widely accepted to have turned round the fortunes of the cycling and car parts chain by improving service and identifying growth markets.

Other companies are also identifying growth opportunities in the demand for products and services to build resilience to these threats.

In a study carried out by the University of Surrey Business School in conjunction with Kingston Smith accountancy firm, researchers found that managing cashflow was the second most important factor for SMEs to achieve success, after identifying growth opportunities.

As to the second point, Zarnowitz and Boschan (1977) provide a new approach, identifying "growth cycles" that have a lead with respect to the NBER chronology.

The minister added: "We have many creative and innovative companies capable of identifying growth opportunities in overseas markets and making a significant contribution to such business for many years to come".

This study reformulated the optimal strain design problem as a decision making problem with a guarantee of identifying growth-coupled production strains, and a nested hybrid differential evolution (HDE) algorithm that combined the two-stage procedure into one stage was introduced to solve this problem.

A number of constraint-based computational algorithms have been developed for identifying growth-coupled strain designs that enhance the product yield.

Expanding knowledge in this area is important for identifying growth-associated genes, increasing the efficiency of feeding and reducing the cost of fish farming.

Fetal growth standards, on the other hand, have tended to use the 10th percentile of birth weight for gestational age as a cutoff for identifying growth-restricted fetuses/infants.

Our alternative methodology attempted to directly address the neonatal need for identifying growth-restricted newborns, since serious neonatal morbidity/mortality rates are higher outside the birth weight range identified by the low and high optimal birth weight cutoffs.