Sentence examples for upstream industries from inspiring English sources

The effects of these changes would also be felt in upstream industries, such as animal feed suppliers.

The downstream agricultural industry in country H would be facing higher levels of import competition, which are derived from the technology and productivity upgrading efforts in country F's downstream and upstream industries.

Due to numerous misunderstandings in Pd estimations, which are typically observed in upstream industries, great effort was expended herein to produce a high-performance method to monitor the Pd.

Finally, the present IÖW model allows only for an analysis of the direct regional economic effects of RE but does not capture indirect economic effects that are generated across related upstream industries or are induced by additional consumption and investment stimulated in the regional economy.

They estimate that aligning such regulations in upstream industries to best-practice levels would raise total factor productivity by ½ to 3½percentt over the next 5 years, and by 1½ to 10percentt over the next 10 years depending on the countries considered.

Upstream industries are engaged in the initial processing of agricultural commodities.

The recent turmoil has added to uncertainty about the pace of investment in the region's upstream industry, how quickly production capacity will expand and, given rising domestic energy needs, how much of the expected increase in supply will be available for export.

Enhanced oil recovery (EOR) processes are unavoidable fact, which will be applied in oil upstream industry.

However, it would be simultaneously benefiting from the extra lower prices of the upstream product, which are derived from the upgrading efforts in country F's upstream industry.

Also, the downstream export supply schedule of country F would experience a corresponding supplementary shift resulting from the lower prices of the upstream product brought about through the upgrading activities in the upstream industry.

This paper explores a pathway to commercializing user innovations hitherto not studied, namely, the vertical diversification of a user firm into an upstream industry supplying capital goods, and subsequent coexistence of user and manufacturing units.