Sentence examples for between changes in output from inspiring English sources

Thus, it seems that there is a correlation between changes in output and changes in the export import shares.

Overall, these empirical insights point to a non-linear, asymmetric relationship between changes in output and unemployment in only a few countries.

Consistent with our hypothesis we find increased employment within the government sector results in a less sensitive relationship between changes in output and unemployment.

The interpretation for β ̂ is a one-percent decrease in the RGNP growth rate will cause unemployment to increase by 0.3percentt, or a three-to-one relationship between changes in output and the unemployment rate.

In this section reference is made to one key labour market institution, employment protection legislation (EPL) and its possible effect on the relationship between changes in output and changes in unemployment during a recession.

We did not measure cardiac output because we believe that there is no relation between changes in cardiac output and changes in microvascular blood flow, as was recently demonstrated by De Backer and coworkers [ 14].

The coefficient across the pooled sample is consistent with Okun's original findings of a three-to-one relationship between changes in the output gap and unemployment.

In contrast with these results, other studies in cardiac surgery patients [11, 12] and healthy volunteers [13, 14] showed that the correlation between changes in cardiac output and in common carotid blood flow either was weak or had wide limits of agreement.

The strong correlations found in the present study between blood and muscle lactate, as well as between changes in power output and changes in muscle lactate, indicate that blood lactate concentration may give valuable information about the changes taking place in muscle lactate and in power output during a set of leg press exercise.

We found no correlation between changes in urine output and changes in MAP or PP.

The smaller, but still substantial, group of genes which displayed significant transcriptional regulation without any corresponding changes in polyA mRNA, may either be a reflection of the enhanced sensitivity of transcriptional detection or, perhaps, result from a persistent lag between changes in transcriptional output and their reflection in steady-state mRNA levels.