Sentence examples for size of sectors from inspiring English sources

The sectoring pattern (number and size of sectors) reflects the rate of viable plasmid loss, and thus provides a measure of the efficiency of suppression.

Kolkman et al. (2005) noted differences in the degree of variation in Ac-mediated Ds variegation patterns (the size of sectors or spots) in kernels homozygous for independent Ac insertions.

Further, coefficient of agriculture, manufacturing, and service sectors exerts significant positive impact on flow of female migration contrary to the assumption that higher the size of these sectors the lower will be the migration rate.

In every trial, they were required to choose one of two gambles depicted as "wheels of fortune", in which different probabilities of financial gain or loss are represented by the relative size of colored sectors of a circle.

Their associated probabilities were indicated by the relative size of the sectors of the wheel.

Myocardial microsphere-based blood flow data gave a similar impression in the current experiment but the size of the sectors analysed precluded investigation of subtle issues at the edges of the AAR based on this modality.

He told Prospect: "If you want to stop excessive pay in a swollen financial sector you have to reduce the size of that sector or apply special taxes to its pre-remuneration profit.

Since the informal economy cannot directly be measured, one has to rely on indicators that capture informal sector activities in order to estimate the size of the sector.

Further, labor market indicators of destination countries show that size of agriculture sector has positive and significant effect while the manufacturing sector exerts negative and significant effect on migration.

Therefore, to the best of our knowledge our paper is the first to analyze the reverse causality between the size of informal sector on the availability of external finance in the formal sector.

Income for people working in the state sector is higher than for private employees, independent of the size of private sector.