Sentence examples for effects to capture from inspiring English sources

Similarly, when estimating wage equations, researchers often employ fixed effects to capture permanent productivity characteristics of the individual.

Therefore, we report the utilization of Carbon [6, 7] and CdTe [8] quantum dots [9] for down shifting effects to capture the aforementioned high-energy photons.

4 All the regressions includes year effects to capture the countercyclical characteristic of the informality of the period (Loayza et al. 2009).

With properties like eBay and Amazon, among many other, an online marketplace harnesses the openness of the web, more efficiently matches supply with demand without too many intermediaries, and leverages network effects to capture economic value during each transaction.

34 Effects of mandated wage floors on wages above the floor are also sometimes interpreted as "ripple effects" to capture more direct effects on wages as, for example, employers preserve wage spreads between workers.

Finally, individuals who return to the labour market later may differ from those returning earlier, causing the wage effects to capture the role of sample composition and duration dependence.

To this end, I introduce worker fixed-effects to capture time-invariant unobserved individual heterogeneity.

The system is comprised of proprietary sensor hardware (pictured below) — aka "a custom built magnetic digital sensor that uses the Hall effect to capture electricity 'finger-prints'" — coupled with machine learning algorithms that can detect and track how energy is being consumed on the building's energy network.

A change in policy was then effected to capture self-reported race, leading to high rates of missing data (up to 60% initially).

SIDER 2: a side effect resource to capture phenotypic effects of drugs [17, 18].

Our model is based on the linear mixed model and uses two random effects—one to capture the set association signal and one to capture confounders.