Sentence examples for in terms of disaggregation from inspiring English sources
However, the availability of data in terms of disaggregation by countries of origin varies within and across sources.
Data was reviewed in terms of disaggregation by age, sex and locality.
The proposed approach was tested with data from the REDD public data set and it showed better performance in terms of energy disaggregation accuracy compared with the standard FHMM.
In terms of data disaggregation, firm level or field level analysis started increasing globally in resource and environmental economics field (Managi et al. 2005; Yagi et al. 2015).
In terms of the disaggregation of the dependent variable the results are different depending on the groups of diseases.
Although protein aggregation has not been studied under variable nutritional environments, flexibility of the process in terms of reversibility and disaggregation has been demonstrated [26].
Although the basis of our proposed SAM is the available SAM of the Indian economy for the year 2007 2008, they are significantly different in terms of the value-added disaggregation and the household classification.
Hence, for such forecasting purposes, hybrid models (such as IO-based LCI or MARKAL-MACRO models) may be more suitable as they allow a higher disaggregation level in terms of technologies and/or food products.
This SAM differs from the existing 78-sector SAM in terms of its sectoral classification and especially the level of disaggregation of value-added and households account.
Overall, therefore, this kinetic description in terms of the dominant events associated with both fibril formation and disaggregation enables the data obtained from single-molecule experiments to be understood on the basis of a small number of well-defined microscopic parameters, the values of which can be determined directly from the experimental data.
Based on the data from this study, the disaggregation method was better for predicting both tree survival and diameter in terms of all evaluation statistics.
