The buffer-stock agency buys when the market price is in the lower sector or at the floor price set out in the agreement; the buffer-stock agency sells when the market price is in the upper sector or at the ceiling price.
Under the Third Republic the middle and lower sectors of society came to share political and social dominance with the rich notables.
Extensive job losses in high-wage manufacturing ($63K) and construction ($58K) sectors were replaced by jobs in the lower wage sectors of hospitality ($21K), health care ($47K), and administrative support ($37K).
For the universities in the lower financial sectors, there is a danger of falling into a cycle.
Nevertheless, higher private job creation does not compensate for the lower public-sector labor demand and, thus, the private-sector job finding probability eventually falls.
The percentage receiving subsidies for low-income in kindergarten and childcare suggests that low-income children are more likely to be in childcare, which may be the lower quality sector (judging from teacher salaries and cost per child).
The lower limb sector included consultations specified as foot, ankle, lower leg, knee, thigh, hip, and pelvis.
Because decreasing PEEP lowers the EEPTP (Fig. 3), tidal ventilation would theoretically take place within a lower sector of the lung's pressure/volume curve, encouraging mechanical heterogeneity and potentially increasing the risk of VILI.
Saline groundwaters exist in the lower and upper sectors of the basin as a result of Na-HCO3 water mixing with marine water of different origins.
The lower-middle sector of my spine twists and jogs like a Connecticut county road, thanks to a herniated disk seven or eight years ago.
