Sentence examples for lower sector from inspiring English sources

The buffer-stock agency buys when the market price is in the lower sector or at the floor price set out in the agreement; the buffer-stock agency sells when the market price is in the upper sector or at the ceiling price.

Because decreasing PEEP lowers the EEPTP (Fig. 3), tidal ventilation would theoretically take place within a lower sector of the lung's pressure/volume curve, encouraging mechanical heterogeneity and potentially increasing the risk of VILI.

Cells in NS regions had very few changes in intensities (lower sector, Figure 3D).

Under the Third Republic the middle and lower sectors of society came to share political and social dominance with the rich notables.

The latter occur in the lower sectors of the Ebro basin and its tributaries, which receive river flows from the other two sub-basins, and where dam regulation has a significant influence on the hydrological characteristics.

Further, the context can also be expanded in terms of the women entrepreneurship environment to study comparisons among class (upper, middle and lower), sectors (manufacturing, services and others), regions (urban and rural) and nations.

The ITER machine assembly is sub-divided into five major activities: lower cryostat, sector sub-assembly, sector assembly, ex-vessel, and in-vessel [1].

Together with high unemployment, lower public sector wages put pressure on private sector wages to adjust, though by how much is a matter of some disagreement.

In a real business cycle model with competitive labor markets and lump-sum taxation, Finn (1998) suggests that an increase in government employment could lead to lower private sector employment (if the wealth effect is small) and higher real wages as well as lower private sector hours, output and investment.

As with every downturn, public finances will suffer as less tax is collected, forcing lower public sector pay settlements, and requiring further belt-tightening on the part of credit-dependent consumers.

Philip Hammond's ambition to defeat the deficit in one term would surely leave domestic incomes under serious pressure, from either higher taxes or lower public sector employment and wages.