Sentence examples for sample industries from inspiring English sources
This is a decision for a prosecutor; whether to use sample counts against sample industries or to take a belt and braces approach and prosecute them all.
In our analysis, we exclude from the sample industries that do not have any exporting establishment (building, production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water, education, health, social work and other social activities, and personal service activities).
So far the variety in terms of constructs, measurements, samples, industries and countries has been substantial.
The samples were derived using stratified random sampling, industry, enterprise size, and location (urban).
The wastewater of the sampled industry falls into medium SAR hazard.
Implementing policies restricting free samples, industry-supplied promotional materials, and meetings with pharmaceutical company representatives might be more beneficial.
We chose a sample of industries for each nation that represented the most important groups of competitive industries in the economy.
In academia, considering that there is no research in Albania on the topic of us being aware of, nevertheless, we identify the need for deeper and wider research, especially with bigger sample sizes, industry-specific, and across industries to grasp more about market reality.
Using survey data from a broad sample of industries, we found that team usage was a two-dimensional construct: internal teams and councils, and customer teams.
The estimated elasticity of lending to capital is 0.76 for the whole sample of industries, and the results do not change much when we control for other pre-determined bank characteristics, such as asset size in 1995 1997, the average capital-asset ratio in the same period (column 3) or when we control for share of non-performing loans in 1998 (column 4).
To empirically validate the developed conceptual model, a questionnaire has been designed and anonymously answered by a representative sample of industry executives.
