Sentence examples for correlation between industry from inspiring English sources
For smaller industries, specifically industrials and healthcare, the correlation between industry specific effective spreads and market effective spreads is very low.
Controlling for a firm's shutdown probability allows the industry shutdown rate to fully capture industry turnover which leads to the positive correlation between industry shutdown and the permanent worker layoff rate.
For pharmaceuticals, dozens of published reviews show a strong correlation between industry sponsorship and findings of safety; I know of four such strong correlations in studies of industrial chemical risks (Bekelman et al. 2003; Fagin and Lavelle 1999; Swaen and Meijers 1988; vom Saal and Hughes 2005).
There is a significant negative correlation between relative industry changes in productivity and in prices when productivity rises, price tends to fall.
In 1999 Mr. Swift, a member of the Hollywood Art Directors Guild, formed the action committee after seeing a correlation between steep industry layoffs and the start of the Canadian subsidy programs.
In the industrial sector of an economy in which there is a significant price elasticity of demand (i.e., where price is relatively responsive to changes in demand), there is also a significant positive correlation between relative industry changes in productivity and in output when productivity rises, output tends to rise as well.
Many countries provide guidance and information about correlation between government and industry.
He points to the strong inverse correlation between capital spending in the industry and share performance.
There was a strong correlation between states where the drug industry is concentrated ― such as New Jersey, Washington, Pennsylvania and Delaware ― and Democratic opposition to Wednesday's vote.
In the 2009 survey, "there really is no correlation between what's happened in the industry and their quality performance," Sargent said.
In 1993 there does not seem to be any evident correlation between the technological intensity of the industry, and immigrant concentration.
