| 词汇 | disaggregate |
| 释义 | disaggregate verb[ T ] formaluk /dɪˈsæɡ.rɪ.ɡeɪt/ us /dɪˈsæɡ.rə.ɡeɪt/ to separate something into separate parts: 分解;解聚 the need to disaggregate social and economic data by age as well as gender按年龄和性别分列社会和经济数据的必要性 Separating and dividing apheresis atomize bifurcate bifurcation bisect dissociable dissociate dissociate yourself from something dissociation disunion parcel something out partible periodization periodize polarize ungraded unjoined unmix unmixable unmixed Examples of disaggregatedisaggregate Because the disaggregate supply curve holds across states and industries at a point in time, we utilize these annual cross-sectional observations to estimate equation (6). It was not possible, due to sample limitations, to further disaggregate depression categories. It has been shown that nucleoli may also disaggregate during the apoptotic process. Disaggregate them by multiplying; this is how one makes them communicate. The fact the victims were both sectarian and ethnic outsiders makes it difficult to disaggregate these elements of their identity. This paper turns the microscope on the assumption of linearity and investigates the presence of asymmetries in aggregate and disaggregate labor market variables. In future work we hope to disaggregate the insurance products into investment-linked products, which are likely more risky than endowment funds. In particular, the fact that the sample had relatively homogeneous socioeconomic status and income reduces the ability to disaggregate these characteristics. The numbers were not large enough to disaggregate those living alone and those with co-resident carers. How do we disaggregate group conflict from prejudice? Seventhly, would the results hold if we were able to further disaggregate sectors, or if we altered distance scales? First, it is rarely possible to disaggregate nursing care in the home into individual nursing interventions. A fixed-effects model would be ideal if longitudinal disaggregate flow data are available, and if there is sufficient variation in regulatory stringency over time. This further emphasises the need to disaggregate analysis of the extent, nature and success or failure of attempts to retrench or restructure the welfare state. It is one whose outcome ultimately depends upon efforts to disaggregate and measure the influences of different factors involved. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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