Sentence examples for measures production from inspiring English sources
In addition to orders, the index measures production, inventories, delivery times and employment by surveying purchasing managers across the United States.
Because the government measures production when calculating the size of the economy, a decline in inventories acts as a drag on growth.
Industrial output, which measures production at factories, workshops and mines, rose 8.6% in January and February year on year, which is the lowest pace of growth since the 7.3% annual growth figure recorded in April 2009.
Although the Kyoto agreement only measures production, the stark difference in the figures highlights a key controversy in negotiations about a new treaty – which will continue at a big UN meeting in Cancún, Mexico, in December: some developing countries, such as China, argue they should not be held responsible for emissions generated by consumption in rich nations.
All these measures were designed as alternatives to quantifying the UK economy by Gross Domestic Product (GDP) - which measures production, and the income it generates.
We also measured production of C3a, another complement activation product, in the cell culture media of cancer cells.
At the same time, the indexes measuring production and new orders rose for the third consecutive month.
An index measuring production of goods ranging from energy to consumer goods rose 0.3percentt, after April's revised 0.4percentt drop, the statistics office Insee said.
They could measure production and declare whether the country is making reactor-grade or bomb-grade fuel at the complex.
At that time, the UK's department for energy and climate change, told the Guardian "the footprint associated with the UK's consumption has risen", but argued for the "internationally agreed criteria" used by the UN to measure production.
The device, part of a "nuclear scale" used to measure production materials, vanished as workers in Shaanxi Province dismantled the Qinling Cement Company's factory, which was closed after it failed to meet environmental standards.
