Sentence examples for cross-national analyses from inspiring English sources

"So far, the data from Brazil fits nicely with the results from the cross-national analyses.

This enables cross-national analyses to detect general patterns as well as the analysis of specific countries (Lieberman, 2005, p. 450).

Quantitative, cross-national analyses suggest that many of these forces work jointly in regionally distinctive ways to facilitate the expansion of planted forest (Zhang et al, 2006; Rudel, 2009).

First, as with all cross-national analyses, the potential exists for ecological fallacies.

Previous research supporting the Wilkinson hypothesis is mainly based on cross-national analyses or on data from larger regions such as American states.

Our search showed that relatively few studies have considered between country or cross-national analyses of childhood health and associated determinants.

Data from all countries were then combined into a single analytic data set for the cross national analyses.

Combining rich qualitative case studies of China, Argentina, South Korea, Mexico, and Iran with cross-national statistical analyses, Steinberg reveals that exchange rate policy is heavily influenced by the demands of powerful interest groups.

As someone who has researched this for some time, I am struck by how those in favour of larger classes rely on three main sources of data: cross-national comparisons, "meta-analyses" and econometric analysis.

Whilst industry assessments of environmental policy are unavoidably coloured by vested interests, cross-national and actor-oriented analyses nevertheless provide important insights into processes of policy diffusion and the strengths and weaknesses of different NEPIs.

First, the quality and content of census data can vary widely from country to country, and sometimes from one census to another within the same country, making cross-national and time-trend analyses difficult.