Sentence examples for According to regimes from inspiring English sources

In this context, the finding of the present study suggests that the effect of crude oil and domestic gasoline price changes on consumer prices and core inflation differs according to regimes, and this indicates that increases in crude oil prices have no inflationary effects, while increases in gasoline prices do.

Children with non-DS-AMKL were treated according to regimes AML-BFM 98 and AML-BFM 04, being similar for most parts (Fig.  1).

The temperature coefficient of the linear growth rates is analyzed according to regime theory for both domains of growth.

The PLLA having the number-average molecular weight (Mn) exceeding 3.1×104 g mol−1 showed the transition from regime II to regime III at Tc=120 °C, whereas PLLA with the lowest Mn of 9.2×103 g mol−1 crystallized solely in regime III kinetics and the copolymers excluding P LLA-DLA) with 3% of d-lactide units crystallized solely according to regime II kinetics.

Each country represents an a priori different type of welfare state regime according to established regime typologies [ 34].

The Home Office will pay the internet and phone companies an as-yet unspecified (but no doubt large) sum to store this data and to provide access to the security services and the police according to specified regimes.

Particularly, according to different regimes of the node density λ= nA, we derive the thresholds in terms of m and d.

The Web-based Load Duration Curve system is useful for characterizing the problem according to flow regimes, and for providing a visual representation that enables an easy understanding of the problem and the total maximum daily load targets.

The causes of the shortage vary according to the regime: in the contributory regime, it is related to insufficient private investment and the closing of public hospitals.

"Ben Ali banned Facebook in August 2008 because of 'disruptive people,' according to the regime's speech," Mr. Bouzouita said.

Neoconservative ideologues came up with a spurious "domino theory" according to which regime change in Iraq would be emulated elsewhere and even somehow promote recognition of Israel by the Palestinians and moderate Arab states.