Sentence examples for cyclical response from inspiring English sources

All of these indices continue to slowly improve as job growth continues, signaling that a cyclical response is still at play in the labor market.

This tiny group of neurons, which is connected to the retina, oversees the cyclical response to darkness and light, directing the nearby pineal gland, for example, to make the hormone melatonin, which causes sleepiness.

Policy in recent years has still produced the usual, cyclical response: witness the powerful rally that followed enactment of the TARP, round one of quantitative easing (QE) and fiscal stimulus in 2008-2009, and then after the Fed teed up QE2 last summer.

We find that much of the apparent cyclical response seen for MJH reflects differences across labor markets, while there is minimal cyclical response within labor markets over time.

Interestingly, the current work unveiled a cyclical response of atrogin-1 as we have previously shown that 28 weeks of chronic alcohol abuse did not induce expression of this ligase, despite the presence of overt plantaris atrophy (Otis and Guidot, 2009).

Blanchflower and Oswald (1995) did relate wages to unemployment rates for separate demographic groups without comparing cyclical responses.

Although I do not examine differences in extensive margin cyclical responses between workers in permanent and temporary contracts, it has been documented that the latter also face higher turnover rates (Dolado et al. 2002).

Indeed, no block-grant proposal has ever been designed for these programs that provides a full, prompt, counter-cyclical response; a block grant simply cannot do that.

The recent recession provided powerful proof of the value of this "counter-cyclical" response, as safety net programs averted what would have been a much larger increase in poverty (under an expanded poverty measure that includes the income from these safety net programs), given the doubling of the unemployment rate.

The gist of the keynote speech yesterday was that the Fed has "learned". Before 2008, it really didn't have the "tools" to provide counter-cyclical responses to macroeconomic developments (why it would want to do that: another question).

The LeFraks' timing "was cyclical in response to various rises and falls in the economy, and they have lived through three recessions," he said.