Sentence examples for convergence patterns from inspiring English sources
The main conclusion is that for all the examined variables the hypothesis of convergence patterns for the EU sample is not valid.
Numerical tests are reported on two real-life cases, in which we explore convergence patterns and choice set composition and size, for alternative specifications of the RSUE model and solution algorithm.
The latter isolates two key determinants of changes in energy intensity and convergence patterns: the efficiency channel-fundamental improvement in the use of energy and activity channel-structural shifts in the economy.
This paper seeks to summarize the findings pertinent to multisensory convergence, and to initiate the identification of specific convergence patterns that may underlie different multisensory perceptual and behavioral effects.
By perturbing MP activity both globally and locally, we show that localized MP activity is necessary for the generation of polarity convergence patterns and that localized MP expression is sufficient to instruct PIN1 polarity directions non-cell autonomously, toward MP-expressing cells.
By expressing MP in the epidermis of mp mutants, we further show that although MP activity in a single-cell layer is sufficient to promote polarity convergence patterns, MP in sub-epidermal tissues helps anchor these polarity patterns to the underlying cells.
This confirms the convergence pattern among municipalities.
We run an additional model to seek further evidence on this convergence pattern.
This is the most interesting finding of the study and indicate a convergence pattern in Colombian municipalities.
The linear regression model (with RECI growth as the independent variable) including 50 biggest municipalities in 1997 provides evidence for a convergence pattern favoring MAR externalities.
In particular, the negative relationship between RECI growth and RECI 1997 underlines a convergence pattern where municipalities ranking high in RECI in 1997 saw the lowest RECI growth and vice versa.
