Sentence examples for measures of export from inspiring English sources

Redwood said: "Survey measures of export orders do not paint a particularly encouraging picture of the near-term outlook for exports.

The models are based on the relationship between the economic growth and measures of export composition, following Al-Marhubi (2000).

Mookerjee's (2006) meta-analysis examined not only aggregate exports but manufactured and oil exports, and found that use of these measures of exports tended to strengthen the relationship with GDP growth.

We also estimate the relationship between monthly cocaine seizures in Colombia and monthly trade flows of "legal goods" using measures of exports from the IMF Direction of Trade Statistics over the period of January 2004 (first available in DOTS) to April 2012.

The measure of export orders rose to 55.5 from 55.0.

Analysts also fretted about an unexpected fall in a measure of export orders.

The measure of export from the target leaf was higher at 3 h than at 2 h, with a corresponding reduction in the estimate of C radioactivity in the target leaf (Fig.  5).

The percent of G that is resistant to EndoH allows quantitation of the amount of protein that is ER-associated compared to protein that had reached the Golgi, thereby yielding a direct measure of ER export efficiency.

MRP1 substrate-export activity was tested using the calcein loading assay as previously, and in addition we used the natural fluorescence of doxorubicin as a further measure of cellular export potential.

The vertical axis measures the logarithm of exports and the logarithm of the top 1% and the top 0.1% incomes Sources: Alvaredo (2010) and The World Top Incomes Database for income, and Vazquez Presedo (1998) for exports.

Different measures can examine the impacts of export sectors as discussed in the above literature; however, by which channels the contribution may go through is not explicitly identified.