"There is also fear that by creating better accommodation there will be a magnet effect, attracting more people".
The friendly decoys had the desired effect, attracting albatrosses that like to hang out around the "little fake birds sitting on the beach," said Dr. Wallace.
VEGF from podocytes induces a directional effect, attracting the capillaries to the lobular surface, a relevant mechanism to optimize filtration surface.
Ms. Gallagher, who has done work for Wal-Mart, said she hoped that the 1,500 planned stores would cause a "snowball effect," attracting even more grocery retailers to underserved neighborhoods.
Therefore, the so-called magnetoelectric (ME) effect attracts a lot of interest also from the basic research point of view.
This approach minimizes the number of low-quality leads and maximizes the higher-quality ones, which has a positive feedback effect: Attract high-quality residents to your apartment and they refer your apartment to others, which brings in more of the same caliber.
The exchange rates have both an income effect and substitution effect: if US Dollars are more valuable compared with Mexico Pesos, the income effect of higher exchange rates suggests migrants to return sooner, since the US Dollars they earn in the host country give more pesos in Mexico; however, the substitution effect attracts migrants to stay longer for more expensive currency.
This feature though eroded the transition effect on human capital, and furthermore, instead of acting as a substitute for employment experience in the private sector, these public works became self-targeting (also due their threat effect), attracting unemployed workers with the lowest employment probabilities and, thus, had a stigmatizing effect131.
The success of the project has also created a ripple effect, attracting the attention of regional research and development organizations such as the International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT) in Colombia and the Asian Institute of Technology AITT) in Thailand, as well as the public and private sectors.
The discovery of static electricity caused an ebullition without precedent of public interest, and demonstrations of its effects attracted crowds.
