Sentence examples for very aggregated from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the data available on woodfuel demand and supply in these regions are scarce and very aggregated.

Especially important may be the notion that the same effective degree of fragmentation can exist at in a very aggregated habitat (one big patch) and a very sparse, random landscape (many small, nearby patches).

Unfortunately this data is presented very aggregated, in order to obey the statistical secret imposed by Spanish law 12/1982.

The work can be started on small scale, with a very aggregated model, and gradually expanded and detailed.

Very aggregated numbers like linear correlation coefficients seldom display the wealth of structure and information present in this type of large-scale data.

The programme is capable of managing data from a wide range of sources, including expert opinion and informal information about local conditions; the latter is very important because formal data sources are limited in their coverage, very aggregated and take little account of the complexities of microlevel food systems.

DICE, by way of contrast, is a global model that pushes greenhouse gas emissions derived from a moderately complex and very aggregate economic model (driven by population and labor productivity and dampened by a simple control cost feedback) through a simple representation of atmospheric and climate interactions and into a single global damage function (Nordhaus 1992, 1994).

However, our main finding that further controlling for differences in education levels (at a very aggregate level) between migrants and natives reduces the relative difference in overeducation seen for migrants is unaffected by this change.

As a consequence, commuter data is only available in municipalities' level, and only for municipalities with more than 80,000 inhabitants, Microdata are available too, but the results are also very aggregate.

This leads to a large decline in the average level of overeducation among migrants relative to natives, especially for women, but our main finding that further controlling for education levels at a very aggregate level reduces the relative difference in overeducation seen for migrants is unaffected by this change.

Excluding these individuals entirely leads to a large increase in the average level of overeducation among migrants relative to natives, but our main finding that, further controlling for differences in education levels (at a very aggregate level) between migrants and natives reduces the relative difference in overeducation seen for migrants, is unaffected by this change.