Sentence examples for advantage measures from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, the deviations between the actual industry structure and our implied comparative advantage measures tend to be highly predictive of future industry growth, especially at horizons of a decade or more; this explanatory power holds at both the intensive as well as the extensive margin.
Ishikawa (2004) and Nomura et al. (2011) used the Location Quotient (LQ) method, which estimates the net transaction between two areas by the relative advantage measures.4 Yamada (2013) developed the Gravity-RAS method, in which a gravity model was used to obtain initial values of the RAS iterations.
A larger difference is seen in the mechanical advantage measures where the masseter insertion is used for the inlever, probably because the masseter inlever will be shortened most as the jaw becomes less deep.
The slight boat-speed advantage, measured in feet, not yards, belonged to Cayard.
"What do we need seat belts for?" Ashraf Ismail, a taxi driver, bellowed over the cacophony of horns that accompanies the incessant jockeying for advantage measured by the inch.
First, the comparative advantage measured proposed by Costinot et al.
We will likely see more surveys soon, and those may show that Brown has rebounded from the narrow Warren advantage measured in late 2012.
The invasion reproductive number is considered as a competitive condition (relative fitness), which represents some advantage measure of the vaccine-resistant strain against the vaccine-sensitive strain.
Using drawings of full scenes, Murphy et al. [10] showed that the basic level advantage measured with objects seen in isolation is reduced when they are embedded in scenes.
Although the BoxG18A clones were slightly more fit, this advantage is far smaller than the ~5% advantage measured relative to the ancestor.
Moreover, it supports the study of Lampert et al. [ 10] suggesting that a higher allelic copy number in clonal fish might not convey an immune advantage (measured by parasite load in our study).
