Sentence examples for differential literature from inspiring English sources

Valuing weather's contribution to quality of life has received considerable attention in the compensating differential literature.

There are, of course, substantial differences between the differential susceptibility literature and our present study (but see Bakermans-Kranenburg & Van IJzendoorn, 2011, for another study on differential susceptibility and donating to a charity).

Based on differential expression and literature search, hsa-miR-135b was selected for further characterisation in different types of colonic polyps and cancer tissue.

If there is an increase in the wage differential, the current literature suggests we would expect an increase in migration duration.

Considerable work has been done in the area of OCPs governed by integral order differential equations, the literature on this field is huge, and it is impossible to give even a very brief review here.

For an overview of the literature on differential equations boundary value problems, see [6 8] and the references therein.

Lastly, this study relates to the broader literature of differential effects of labor market conditions across different demographic groups.

There is already a large body of research on the notion of impulsive differential equations in the literature.

DTM was not often applied to the solution of systems of nonlinear fractional partial differential equations in the literature.

There are numerous papers devoted to the applications of this method to nonlinear differential equations in the literature, see [3 9] and references therein.

Additionally, public economics literature defines differential incidence as that in which analysis is focused on the economic effects of substituting one tax by another, leaving total revenues constant.