Thus, the hourly wage of each agent can vary across jobs of different sectors, and the set of available jobs is allowed to be individual-specific to capture quantity constraints that are determined by market equilibrium conditions and negotiations between unions and employers within each sector.
Outputs capture quantity and quality of care for hospital patients; inputs include staff, equipment, and capital resources applied to patient care.
Notably, measures to capture quantity of care exist, including surveys and diaries, and each have advantages and disadvantages for data collection that the researchers will need to consider during the intervention design phase.
They have taken a quarter of Iraq and a third of Syria and have captured quantities of American and Russian equipment.
The Kappa statistics reveal that the factors selected by RST tend to generate a higher agreement with reference land-use maps than the original group of 18 factors and that they are better at capturing quantity information than location information.
For sequence capture, equimolar quantities of 4 to 6 libraries were pooled, with T/NT pairs kept together, to give a total quantity of 800ng DNA.
But trade statistics do not tell the whole story, since they fail to capture the quantities of gold that go straight from runways to the freeports.A murky pictureWealth piled up in freeports is a headache for insurers.
Indeed, capital costs are critical because of the scale inherent in trying to capture large quantities of CO2.
The alignment of zinc oxide (ZnO) nanostructures is expected to improve device sensitivities due to large surface areas which can be utilized to capture significant quantities of gas particles.
Hg is spread widely across the urban landscape, but there are a number of key sources, source areas, and pathways that provide opportunities to capture larger quantities of Hg and reduce loads from urban runoff.
