Sentence examples for output a report from inspiring English sources

Governments must take the lead on reducing gender inequality to unlock almost £10tn of additional global economic output, a report argues.

Combining carbon storage with enhanced oil recovery techniques in key fields could generate up to £2.7bn in extra economic output, a report has claimed.

Prices of major farm commodities, however, should ease from highs seen in the past year as the recent spike spurs increased output, a report said ahead of a key summit next week where G20 agriculture ministers will grapple with volatile food prices.

It takes as input several formats (including the international standard CityGML), and outputs a report that helps users identify and understand the errors.

Furthermore, HIA also outputs a report, consisting of a summary file of mapping results and two pie chart graphs of the mapping rate, to inform the user about the mapping results.

ECONOMIC OUTPUT In a report released on Thursday, the Commerce Department said in its final estimate that gross domestic product grew at a 1.8 percent annual rate in the July-September quarter, down from the previously estimated 2 percent.

China, which a millennium ago was the first government to print paper money, accounts for about 40 percent of all global paper currency output, according to a report published by the China Banknote Printing and Minting Corporation.

We also submitted our structures to the RCSB ADIT structure validation tool which outputs a full report on the structure including RMSD values for covalent bonds and angles relative to standard values for nucleotides (Clowney et al., 1996; Gelbin et al., 1996).

The application is designed to be able to output at any time a report with all the expense documents issued until that moment.

The output results report a pan-European projection of future rainfall erosivity taking into account the uncertainties of the climatic models.

Either we output all reported occurrences immediately or we limit the number of reported occurrences a priori to some K.