Sentence examples for effects of deposit from inspiring English sources

The effects of deposit insurance depend crucially on the associated financial and political institutions.

In the present paper the effects of deposit geometry, bulk density, grain size distribution, and hydraulic load on the erosion process are described.

(Even the few studies that examine within country variation such as Brewer (1995) and Yan et al. (2014) still could suffer possible endogeneity bias as they compare fundamentally different types of institutions). If true, then the risk-creating effects of deposit insurance would be exaggerated.

Moreover, because several of the laws were passed in the same year but implemented in different subsequent years, we are able to use placebo tests to show that the effects of deposit insurance do not merely reflect the environment that shaped its passage.

Variation across counties in the extent to which they produced commodities that appreciated during the World War I agricultural price boom explains between one-third and two-thirds of the observed effects of deposit insurance on deposit growth, loan growth and increased risk taking by insured banks.

Given the effects of deposited sulfur on reservoir permeability, an empirical equation about relative permeability and sulfur saturation was provided (Roberts 1997).

Indeed a recent publication demonstrated strong effects of deposited male hydrocarbons on male ejaculate expenditure [ 17].

The effect of deposit aging is incorporated via a shear-induced deformation approach proposed in the literature.

Specifically, we implement a difference-in-difference-in-difference model that measures the effect of deposit insurance on insured banks controlling both for the change in uninsured banks in the deposit insurance states and for the change of uninsured banks in other states.

The effect of deposit thickness on photocurrent and an indicative comparison of electrosynthesised TiO2/stainless steel 304 photoelectrodes with thermal and particulate TiO2/Ti electrodes are also presented.

The limiting diffusion current technique has been used to study the effect of deposit characteristics on mass transfer rates in a simple mixing cell.