Sentence examples for capture productivity from inspiring English sources

The production function is used to capture productivity effects related to absenteeism and team work at the firm level, and the wage equation is to capture the corresponding wage effects.

Technical progress was negligible in maintenance, but rapid in new production: constant-price-weighted physical measures fail to capture productivity growth, and even late-weighted series overstate the growth of the industry's real product.

The traditional approach of estimating the wage equation alone to measure the impact of absenteeism does not fully capture productivity differentials associated with different levels of absenteeism.

However, in fast-growing plantations, field-based inventory programmes may not be sufficient to capture productivity differences across the entire area, such as those arising from losses due to pest and disease attacks (Coops et al. 2006), or from climatic anomalies (González-García et al. 2015, Scolforo et al. 2016).

However, given the structure of the Wichita Study questionnaire, a recorded change in household income stems from an individual within that household acquiring CFS; thus it captures productivity losses that result directly from CFS affliction and indirectly from the assumption of caregiver roles by non-afflicted household members.

Given that the majority of women in this community are not wage earners, we attempted to capture the productivity that homemakers provide to the household and the amount of that productivity that is lost by diarrhoeal illness as an opportunity cost.

Similarly, when estimating wage equations, researchers often employ fixed effects to capture permanent productivity characteristics of the individual.

In many respects stocks can be a great inflation hedge, because you capture the productivity gains inherent in an improving economy.

Named after physicist Jorge Hirsch, who suggested it in 2005, the h-index is intended to capture scientific productivity and impact, in a nutshell.

We measured the effect of process parameters like gas velocity, solid flux and CO2 inlet concentration on adsorber performance in terms of the capture efficiency, productivity and working capacity.

Moreover, we show that model versions for which plasticity simulation has been partly or fully suppressed have a reduced ANPP in monocultures and in binary mixtures and do not capture anymore productivity and dominance changes across environmental gradients.