Sentence examples for according to a working from inspiring English sources

In 1989, for example, the central bank of Nicaragua suffered losses worth 13.8% of GDP, according to a working paper by Peter Stella of the International Monetary Fund.

The German tax envisions fees that would be paid by all banks and diverted directly into a fund, according to a working document by the ministry of finance.

According to a working paper from the University of Oxford's sociology department, it shouldn't be biochemistry students the Home Office should worry about vetting for national security.

According to a working group of the European Science Foundation in 2004, nanoscale in nanomedicine was taken to include active components or objects in the size range from 1 nm to 100 s of nanometers [35].

Automated tweeting played a small but potentially decisive role in Trump's win, according to a working paper released by the nonprofit National Bureau of Economic Research.

According to a working model [ 169] activation of phospholipase C-β (PLCβ), results in an inositol (1,4,5) trisphosphate-stimulated release of calcium from intracellular stores and an activation of protein kinase Cs (PKCs).

According to a work done by Fang et al. [ 64] genes present in the majority of organisms and genes present in very few organisms have a strong clustering tendency, while genes of the intermediary category do not cluster.

According to a new working paper from the Institute for the Study of Labour, a German think-tank, migrants to Germany become glummer the better the economy in their country of origin does.

The film is satire; but according to a new working paper for the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) by Edward Lazear and Kathryn Shaw of Stanford and Christopher Stanton of the University of Utah, its point is accurate.

The building is managed by the R. P. Marzulli Company of Bloomfield, N.J., according to a manager working in the lobby office.

For biomedical scientists, the average impact is about a 10% penalty on future citations to prior papers, according to a National Bureau of Economic Research working paper posted in May.