Sentence examples for sector split from inspiring English sources
Since this information is not part of macroeconomic statistics, it could be estimated using process inventory databases like ecoinvent (www.ecoivent.org), the bilateral flows of cobalt embedded in the different commodity groups determined by Nansai et al. (2014), and the end-use sector split estimated by Harper et al. (2012).
However, after two decades these reforms still fall short of ridding the health system of the deeply entrenched public-private sector split and the concomitant unequal access to health care for different population groups.
(a) Two-sectors split lens (classical Billet scheme); (b) Two split lens schemes based on two different symmetries: (i) Cartesian coordinates; and (ii) Polar coordinates; and (c) Continuously split lens.
Homeowners get to stay put, and the city and a private sector partner split the profit.
But extending the policy to the private sector could split the 13-member body.
Most companies supported these ideas, though it was not always so. "When we started, the corporate sector was split," she said.
So the entire energy sector is split into two parts–one that is market driven, and the other, politically driven.
"We look at the energy sector and split it up into its major components, and try to keep a foothold in each of them," says von Metzsch.
When 352nd Infantry Division arrived on 15 March, the Grandcamps Sector was split into the Bayeux Sector (from Carentan to Asnelles) and the Caen Sector (from Asnelles to the Orne).
Other Mediterranean places where research on Hydrozoa became prominent were Trieste and Rovinj (biogeographic sector F), Split (biogeographic sector G) and, in France, Villefranche-sur-Mer, Endoume, and Banyuls (biogeographic sector E).
Evidence in the health sector was split amongst reports (32.4%), observational studies (26.5%), and systematic and non-systematic reviews (19.1%), while evidence cited from the transport sector was dominated by agency and organizational reports (69.1%).
