Sentence examples for economic predictors from inspiring English sources

People have been looking for economic predictors of stock market behavior for decades, so it's not surprising that every now and then we find some correlations.

The data-driven SCM approach searches for optimal predictor weights in order to grant more importance to economic predictors with better predictive power.

In this context, "suitable" means that treated and synthetic unit should resemble each other as closely as possible prior to the treatment, both with respect to the outcome of interest and with respect to so-called economic predictors.

As a rule of thumb, we thus have the following17: The cross-validation method is typically not well-defined if the difference k−α between the number of economic predictors (k) and the number of donor units with positive W weight in the "training" period is positive.

Socio-demographic and economic predictors of disease investigated included daily income available for expenditure, level of education, housing settlement, age, and sex.

Wrongness of promiscuity = mean of anti-promiscuity morality for participants (by state) When wrongness of promiscuity was regressed on these same three economic predictors (Table  7), there were significant negative associations with median female income and welfare benefit level.

In addition, physicians indicated pay and financial benefits as an economic predictor of hospital attractiveness.

To summarize, most predictable socioeconomic inequalities seem to arise from four socio-economic predictors: poverty itself, illiteracy of mothers, per-capita state domestic product and % of illiterate person at the state level.

In Part II, there were no socio-economic predictors.

The study, as well, investigated limited demographic and socio-economic predictors.

Both national studies excluded mothers in the northern territories and investigated limited demographic and socio-economic predictors.