Sentence examples for elasticity indicates from inspiring English sources

A higher elasticity indicates less social mobility.

The reason is that the poverty elasticity of economic growth in India fell over this period poverty elasticity indicates the extent to which poverty can be reduced with a 1% point increase in the GDP growth rate.

Relating the predicted crosslink density with experimental measurements of rubber elasticity indicates that these polymers behave somewhere between an affine and phantom networks; the proportionality constant extracted between rubber modulus and crosslink density can be used for similar systems to experimentally extract network characteristics.

High decision elasticity indicates that the third party significantly alters the division of the surplus even if there are only minimal differences in the investment levels.

Once the migrant decides to remit, and takes action, our computed remittance/migrant income elasticity indicates that the amount remitted is a function of the income of the remitter.

The high participation elasticity indicates that raising the price to low income consumers will lead to substantial reductions in the number of cigarette smokers, enough to reduce overall expenditures on tobacco by the poor.

The nanocomposites exhibited greater elasticity indicating reinforcement up to a critical screw speed for each screw profile, but further increasing the screw speed resulted in significant polymer degradation, and thus lower viscosity and storage modulus.

The positive relationship between income and the amount of OOP payments is in line with health economic demand theory whereby "health" is classified as normal good with positive income elasticity indicating that the demand for health care rises when income rises [25].

Dough elasticity, indicated by relaxation half time (T1/2), was decreased in flours of deletion lines 1BL-1 and 1DL-4, which lack HMW-GS, and in deletion lines 6BS-1 and 6DS-2.

Furthermore, the income elasticities indicates that milk and dairy products are "luxuries" for the urban population while "necessities" for the rural population.

The estimated income elasticities indicate that real GDP per capita exerts a larger impact on gas consumption as compared to its price.