overall growth

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Overallgrowth has not achieved the rate we had desired and expected.
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Many countries are facing a similar challenge to enhance the participation of the poor in overallgrowth.
It is seen that deviation from sinusoidality in the geometrical shapes has interesting influence on the overallgrowth rate.
Nonetheless, the overallgrowth of both agricultural and nonagricultural production has been largely maintained.
Overallgrowth and development is often delayed with more significant lags in certain aspects of development.
This acts to reduce the overallgrowth rate.
Evaluation of the parameters needed to describe the overallgrowth, the chemical growth, and the growth of feathers and breast muscles of broilers.
Many cocoa breeders have measured growth of trunk girth as a proxy for overallgrowth.
The ensuing economic equality was masked until the mid-1960s by the overallgrowth of employment followed by incomes.
This may lower overallgrowth but the income gap between participants and nonparticipants may become smaller.
Consequently, the overallgrowth rate is likely to be controlled by the front undulation shape.
The relatively high overallgrowth rates of the second half of the 1980s also permitted a harsher disinflationary trade-off between growth and monetary stabilization.
It is also doubtful that whether the saphenous vein, when used as a free graft, has the potential to grow in a fashion corresponding to overallgrowth of the patient.
We shall now consider several examples to illustrate the effect of the deviation from sinusoidality on the overallgrowth rate as compared to that due to the standard sinusoidal interface.
Differences in species composition may have a profound impact on distances between cells, amount and type of extracellular polymer between cells, and the overallgrowth rate of the cluster.
Therefore, the overallgrowth in emissions must be understood by examining not only the growth in population, but also the relative rates of income growth across countries.
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