Sentence examples for more disaggregation from inspiring English sources

More recently, The American Time Use Survey made it possible to calculate national violent victimization rates with time denominators with more disaggregation (Lemieux 2010; Lemieux and Felson 2012).

"I'd like to see more disaggregation of AAPI [Asian American Pacific Islander] data and more attention to the most vulnerable in our communities," he said.

Our present results provided additional evidence for the more potent disaggregation effects of dimeric polyphenols than monomeric polyphenols and suggested that A-type EGCG dimer seems to have potential application as an excellent anti-amyloidogenic agent.

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More complex disaggregation techniques use a wider range of ancillary data, for example crop-type maps to produce global N and P fertilizer application maps [ 8], or census data and land cover maps to produce rainfed and irrigated agriculture maps [ 9,42,43], which can then be used to map the cropping intensity of agriculture [ 44].

This disaggregation allows more accurate simulations compared to previous national and regional studies where the allocation of the funds by priority axis and productive sectors was, in some cases, counterintuitive.

For instance, at 2 22 min in Video S1, colloid disaggregation occurred more than a minute after the arrival of the flowback fluid.

The answer, at least in part, is because our mind is closed to the very idea that disaggregation might be more cost-effective.

Sector disaggregation produces much more variability, with significant differences in gender elasticity found for 5 of 12 sectors.

To fully understand the disaggregation mechanism a more detailed analysis of the conformational states in the hexamer is necessary.

In recent years, however, France rejected the decision on decentralization of health care and, more generally, the NPM-endorsed disaggregation of health agencies that were traditionally advocated in Anglo-Saxon countries [ 58– 60].