Sentence examples for a capital effect from inspiring English sources

At any rate, a capital effect of the fusion is probably to have brought arg(A) under regulated expression by arginine.

Because this association could reflect better investor cash flow forecasts—a capital market effect, better internal decisions a real effect, or both, we attempt to distinguish these explanations.

We find a negative overall impact of education on teenage fertility rates, which operates through two complementing channels: a human capital effect (one additional year of schooling causes a decline of 30 births per 1000 girls) and a weaker 'incapacitation' effect (a rise of one percentage point in enrollment rate reduces 3 births per 1000 girls).

However, such a channel works through the firm's balance sheet and it is not a bank capital effect.

This negative effect operates through a human capital effect (one additional year of schooling reduces the teenage fertility rate by roughly 26.9 to 35.5 per thousand points) and a weaker 'incapacitation' effect (a rise of one p.p. in enrollment rate reduces teenage fertility rate by roughly 2.4 to 3.3 per thousand points).

This overall effect is found to operate through two complementing education channels: a human capital effect (one additional year of schooling reduces teenage fertility rate by roughly 26.9 to 35.5 per thousand points) and a weaker 'incapacitation' effect (a rise of one percentage point in enrollment rate reduces the teenage fertility rate by roughly 2.4 to 3.3 per thousand points).

In addition, we use two different measures for education: average years of schooling (as a proxy of human capital effect) and enrollment rates (as a proxy of 'incapacitation' effect).

That immigrants' everyday life is not an amplifier of aspirations, here, is also a social and ethnic capital effect: one resulting from strong occupational segregation, as well as from the prevalence of informal mechanisms of bounded solidarity along narrowly ethnic lines (Catanzaro & Colombo, 2009).

Table 8 The effect of years of schooling on teenage fertility rates (human capital effect).

The social capital effect of formal networks in prison was unclear.

Richardson and Welker (2001), for example, fail to identify the hypothesized cost of capital effect of this variable.