That is, using dynamic shift-share analysis can alleviate a static shift-share analysis problem: the potential over- or under-estimation of the energy change rate.
For example, nationalism could be used to consolidate an autocratic government, support revisionist foreign policies or seek foreign scapegoats to alleviate domestic pressure, shifting responsibility for problems to immigrants, international organisations or a geopolitical rival [24].
In particular, because of its high negative predictive value, it can clearly identify those women who are at low risk of residual or recurrent disease, 44 45 46 and this could be used to alleviate reservations about shifting to less aggressive treatment practices.
This happens when: (a) circumstances realign to trigger a temporary shift in priorities away from daily survival-related tasks; (b) survival needs are temporarily met; and/or (c) conditions shift to alleviate barriers to HIV testing.
The epidemic of HIV/AIDS and treatments that have emerged to alleviate, have brought about a shift in the burden of disease from death to quality of life/disability.
Early reports from people who have demo'd the new Final Cut Pro (FCP 8?) say that the changes are "dramatic and ambitious" and should alleviate concerns that Apple has shifted its video editing focus from the professional to the consumer space, shutting down work on FCP.
Sharif, who came to power in 2013 on promises to resolve the energy crisis, has failed to implement fundamental policy shifts to effectively alleviate the problem.
Although task-shifting can help alleviate the human resource shortages in Africa, one major concern has been reduced clinical care quality.
The shift was intended to alleviate a conflict at DDB Chicago because the agency works for a Sears rival, J. C. Penney.
While in the long term the shift to saving will "alleviate shocks", he said, in the short term it would "dampen growth in the economy over the next year".
