Sentence examples for income disaggregation from inspiring English sources
The latter is used for sectoral labour income disaggregation by skill level according to the National Occupational Classification (NOC) matrix15.
We agree with FASB proposals for greater disaggregation in the income statement to allow for more transparency in non-GAAP reporting.
Again the factor income is key source of income for the households; disaggregation of labours and households will give detailed picture about the income distribution and source of income inequality in India.
But as Schneider sees it, the gains of the early 2000s came from a less maligned part of the law: the disaggregation of test scores by student group, including ethnicities, disability and income.
Further disaggregation showed that funds from the district grants were disbursed more predictably than "other" income.
Furthermore, when we estimated the baseline prevalence of obesity and distribution by both age group and third of income from the Health Survey for England and the Scottish Health Survey, the small numbers of respondents at this degree of disaggregation mean that reported results will be less accurate than overall population level results.
This digital disaggregation, or fragmentation, of a newspaper has, of course, severe economic implications.
In a world of increasing aggregation, it is disaggregation that often threatens meaning.
The word he came up with was "disaggregation".
Asked to characterize Washington's current approach to Europe, a senior State Department official recently responded with one word: "disaggregation".
