Sentence examples for I firms from inspiring English sources

Specifically, we refer to (i) firms collaborating in Research and Development (R&D) alliances and (ii) scientists collaborating in co-authored publications.

Permit markets are celebrated as a policy instrument since they allow (i) firms to equalize marginal costs through trade and (ii) the regulator to distribute the burden in a politically desirable way.

These proportions were higher (+10%) if: (i) firms were located in specially designated regional development areas; or (ii) they hosted graduates whose degrees encountered recruitment difficulties; or (iii) they took on disabled graduates.

The other control variables are as follows in both specifications: (i) firms' characteristics (age, size of firm, industry, whether the firm has upgraded its products or production line in the previous three years and ownership); and (ii) country's income level.

For our first goal we found that (i) firms' knowledge bases were not drivers for linking to PRO and (ii) networking capabilities matter but there is a substitution effect between interacting with PRO and interacting with other economic agents in the market when firms aim at exchanging information rather than doing joint research.

Two main categories of firms are apparent from the observed adoption of HACCP systems as shown in Fig. 2: (i) firms that were certified at least once (represented by the darker solid arrows) and (ii) firms that were never certified (represented by the lighter solid arrows).

When firm j is a supplier to firm i, firm i is a customer of firm j.

Given a price of p i for firm i and a price of p ⁎ for all other firms, the residual demand for firm i, D i (p i, p ⁎ ), is the sum of four components, as denoted in (2).

"I think I am firm and strong".

F_Size i is firm size of issue i, which includes the size of both group of firms.

Exclusion criteria were: i) a firm alternative etiological diagnosis, ii) some contraindication to drug administration.