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Both are used for evaluating the interdependence of stock markets.
The WIO analysis (WIOA) developed by Nakamura and Kondo (2002a) is one of the most effective approaches for evaluating the interdependence between the flow of goods and waste.
They calculate the rolling b-convergence and s-convergence to evaluate the interdependence of Central European and Western European stock markets.1.1
2) For each of frequent substructure pairs, we check the co-occurrence significance by a statistical interaction test that evaluates the interdependence of two substructures (Methods section, Methods S1 and Fig. 1).
The fragile health of children afflicted with TIS makes it technically challenging to systematically evaluate the interdependence of growth of the spine, thorax, and lung in vivo.
Our paper extends previous research in this domain by considering outcome interdependence, not merely task interdependence, evaluating the performance of both team members, assessing motivation gain in the context of a task over a longer duration, and building the related nomological network.
Hobbs and Young (2000) and Hunt et al. (2005) evaluated the complex system of interdependence and inter-organizational relationships within agri-food networks, where product characteristics (quality, safety, differentiation, etc).
This paper introduces a simulation-based methodology to evaluate the joint impact of interdependence, component fragilities, and cascading failures in systemic fragility estimates.
Despite remarkable progress in optimization procedures, inherent complexities in nuclear reactor structure and strong interdependence among the fundamental indices namely, economic, neutronic, thermo-hydraulic and environmental effects make it necessary to evaluate the most efficient arrangement of a reactor core.
In order to evaluate the level of similarity between the captured and the synthesized dance sequences we looked into the literature for measures of interdependence (synchrony) between signals [29].
