Sentence examples for converging over time from inspiring English sources

Figure 1 shows that corporate governance has been converging over time and across nations.

However, when we cluster the dynamic patterns of industry convergence among industry pairs, the patterns are mixed, and, while some industry groups are converging over time, others are stationary.

Again, from 1996 to 2015, the wage gaps have grown more negative for each of the three cohorts, and the gaps have converged over time.

Although Apple's two operating systems may converge over time.

Adapting a dynamic economic growth model developed by Phillips and Sul [58], we tested the hypothesis that the growth of health spending per capita in these countries converge over time.

On the Peruvian economy, Winkelried and Gutiérrez (2012) show that the central bank of Peru, by having targeted Lima's inflation, has been in fact influencing the economy-wide inflation,10 which in the end constitutes an indication that regional inflation rates have converged over time.

Moreover, with the exception of Hawaiians, rates for all ethnic groups converged over time.

In contrast, the health coaching roles of CHWs and MAs converged over time despite the emphasized role differences in their training.

21– 23 The convergence hypothesis suggests that health outcomes of immigrants will tend to converge over time towards the level observed in the host population, presumably via changes in health-related behaviours.

We also show that subcultures tend to converge over time when placed in the same context.

In most cases, the rate of change in measured soil C converged over time with baseline levels (clearcut and partial harvests by year 6).