Sentence examples for the individual sector from inspiring English sources

First, regarding the individual sector trends in the simple and conditional comparisons, Mexico delivers on or below the world mean.

Greenspan became an expert on the national income accounts, the complicated statistical framework that the government uses to calculate the gross domestic product, but he also studied the individual sectors that his clients operated in, such as steel and banking.

This overhearing is interpreted by the PACK method as a form of pseudoacknowledgement for the individual sectors.

This implies that the above result that the transport sector has a large total waste multiplier could be due to aggregation effects rather than the individual sectors having large total waste multipliers.

To assess how well a line can approximate the shape of the log-log power spectrum for the individual sectors, we computed the error of the fit for individual sectors.

We need to make it compulsory to compile gender-differentiated statistics on both wage levels and the gender balance in the individual sectors.

Risks for zoonoses are considered negligible compared with those for diseases of higher consequence because the societal consequences of zoonoses are not recognized by the individual sectors.

The CGPU indicates that it has become easier to obtain treatment for rape survivors by doctors and staff at public health facilities, that there is more collaboration among the police, courts, hospitals and social workers, that more cases have been reported by communities, prosecuted and convicted and that there is greater clarity about the roles of the individual sectors.

Mr. Baxter says he expects that individual sectors of the economy will continue performing strongly, especially banks and public utilities with steady businesses.

We then calculated the aggregate productive inefficiency and the inefficiency for each individual sector at the national level for each year from 2003 to 2009.

By whom: who should pay — the government, the private sector, the individual parents — and in what proportions?