Sentence examples for growth evidences from inspiring English sources

The fifth paper, "Causality between Bank's major activities and Economic Growth: Evidences from Pakistan", by Saba Mushtaq, shows that two major activities of banking sector don't have any long run or short run causality towards economic growth so the general consideration of positive impact of these activities proved wrong in case of Pakistan.

SSRN, September 2012 "Mobile Telecommunications Infrastructure and Economic Growth: Evidence from China", by Michael R. Ward and Shilin Zheng.

If situated instructional coaching is to be seen as a successful model for professional development or growth, evidence for continued and lasting change should be seen in the domains of the Interconnected Model.

The eighth paper, "Financial sector development and economic growth: evidence from Cameroon", by Janice Tieguhong Puatwoe and Serge Mandiefe Piabuo, proposes that the financial reforms in Cameroon should be pushed forward in order to boost the development of the financial sector thus an increase in its role on economic.

Developing skills, and economic growth Evidence shows that investing in young people's skills development leads to economic growth and brings positive transformation.

As with growth, evidence suggests the process of adhesion occurs in a cyclic, multi-step manner synchronized with the molt cycle [ 2, 3].

In addition, growth evidence shows that quercetin may regulate intracellular signaling pathways, which are associated with cell proliferation and apoptosis, and then prevent cancer development [ 4, 5].

We will examine associations of UTI positivity with these symptoms, using different definitions of positivity (e.g. based on central or local laboratory, threshold for amount of growth, evidence of growth of other species, method of sample collection.

Without metformin treatment, HSF1-expressing A2058 cells exhibited accelerated in vivo growth, evidenced by increased tumor incidence, volume, and mass, compared to LacZ-expressing cells (Fig 7D and E; Supplementary Fig S7C and D).

In addition to lessening some of the symptoms associated with cancer and promoting personal growth, evidence is beginning to emerge that MBI participation is associated with alterations in potentially important biological markers of stress and health.

There is an inflection point in the pace of evidence accumulation around 1980 when the growth of evidence accelerates, but growth has remained steady since then.