Sentence examples for markets of specific from inspiring English sources

He had a sharp, sensuous recall of Armenian gardens and markets; of specific objects -- carpets, furniture, books -- in his family home; and of art that he saw in churches, including illuminated manuscripts filled with dark-eyed faces, convulsive natural forms and paradoxically rhapsodic and shadowed colors.

The use of β2-adrenergic receptor agonists, or beta agonists, and their potential for an increased risk of asthma-related death were identified in the 1960's, and appears to have been related to the marketing of specific preparations of short-acting beta agonists (SABA) that are no longer in use today.

In several countries they are used to promote the integration into the labor market of specific groups of workers, including youth and women (Almeida et al. 2012).

Some controversial uses of pharmacy compounding include the introduction of drug moieties that have been denied or removed from the US market, the mass marketing of specific, non-FDA-approved formulations, and the compounding of drugs for economic reasons.

The article looks first at 'scripts' in the sense that Akrich proposes, looking at the instructions embedded in the material form of phytosterols, first in elements prescribed by regulation, and second in the marketing of specific products.

− I do not support the paragraph calling for the withdrawal from the market of specific household appliances as this is too strong a statement.

Within the marketing science and econometrics literature, a diversity of modeling approaches has been developed to test market impacts of specific market introductions.

Evaluations need to better reflect and have sharper tools for analyzing market contexts, including the broader market impact of specific interventions.

An examination of the development of markets for specific products and services in advanced market economies has shown that the leading firms in a sector strongly influence the organisation of markets as an important element in their survival strategy [ 29].

During the last decade the external dimension of the European Union's migration policy has shifted between an increasing isolation and a selective opening of the labor markets for specific groups of profession and qualification.

Active development of markets for specific elasmobranch species may encourage better fishery statistics.