Sentence examples for sectoral analysis from inspiring English sources
Sectoral analysis demonstrated that the direct inputs from the sectors of "manufacture of non-metallic mineral products" and "smelting and pressing of metals" generated the most important energy flows, whereas the sectors of "production and distribution of electric power and heat power" and "extraction of petroleum and natural gas" significantly but indirectly influenced energy use.
Proper sectoral analysis is required, not eye-catching headlines which just make us feel inadequate to the modern world.
Sources admitted that the information passed to the committee was a "piece of sectoral analysis" compiled into 39 reports that they said covered all the industries.
A complete sectoral analysis was performed to show how a low-carbon society (LCS) could be developed by adopting various countermeasures.
He said the government had produced a "sectoral analysis" of different industries but not a "forecast" of what would happen when the UK leaves the EU.
Media captionJeremy Corbyn asks: "Do they exist, or don't they?" During PMQs, Prime Minister Theresa May repeated Mr Davis' line that "sectoral analysis", not "impact assessments" had been drawn up, adding that the government would not give a running commentary on the negotiations.
A cross-sectoral analysis of the policy effects from Model 2 also reveals that most labor market transitions take place in the private sector, where there is a greater availability of jobs and lower hourly wages than the public sector.
Innovation The experience is innovative as it underscores the benefits of combining different surveys for cost-effectiveness and allows programmes and agencies to conduct a cross-sectoral analysis (malaria and nutrition).
Kelton and Wray introduced Mosler to Wynne Godley's sectoral balance analysis, which suggests government deficits are not just harmless, they are actually beneficial.
Agenda 21 calls for cross-sectoral policy analysis and formulation.
The IPPR's emergency brake will require constant sectoral and local analysis of labour market wage levels.
