Sentence examples for convergence over time from inspiring English sources

The common misconception is that it implies convergence over time.

However, these projects performance patterns are not showing improvement or convergence over time.

For post-school diplomas, there is little convergence over time and the gap remains around 0.2 years for long residences.

Fatigue measures were highly correlated across time points (rho 0.63-0.85 [intensity], 0.63-0.80 [functioning]) and showed no evidence of overall improvement, deterioration, or convergence over time.

As far as inflation convergence is concerned, a quick inspection of Mexican provincial inflation rate data (Instituto Nacional de Estadística y Geografía) provides a clue as to whether there has been regional/provincial inflation convergence over time.

Again, it should be noted that convergence over time could reflect both better occupational matching among immigrants as they gain experience with the New Zealand labour market and out-migration or withdrawal from the labour force by more (less) educated migrants that are persistently overeducated (undereducated).

We find that overall industry convergence is increasing over time.

a σ-convergence (variations among countries decline over time), b β−convergence (poorer countries have higher growth rates).

Therefore, the proposed model allows us to assess how immigration impacts regional employment convergence or, alternatively, how regional employment convergence adjusts over time to a shock to the immigration penetration index series.

In the law of large numbers, Theorem 2.1, and its Corollary 2.1 we have presented results of convergence over finite time intervals.

As a result, the trends already evident — away from convergence — will continue over time.