Sentence examples for influences of expected from inspiring English sources

Analysis conducted in this study has the limitation of not broadly covering the financial utility of a child care support policy, and the results should be confined to the influences of expected child-rearing expenses on women's childbirth behavior.

Furthermore, these SES-related drivers are independently salient above and beyond the influences of expected social norms.

Cobb-Clark and Hildebrand (2003) argue that individuals may retain some social norms about inter-generational transfers; this can influence the amount of expected inherited wealth and consequently the post-migration savings propensity.

This approach to evaluation is enriching since it provides evaluators with a thorough understanding of the most effective program components, the mediating processes through which they work, and the moderating factors related to participants and the context influencing the achievement of expected outcomes.

Yet, of more importance for the insurance scheme, a continued high prevalence of self-care among the enrolled population may be influenced by low levels of expected benefits gained from enrolling in the programme (Baltussen et al. 2002; de Allegri et al. 2006a).

The influence has been finally assessed of expected tolerances in the dosage of the mix constituents (water, cement, and superplasticizers) on the performance in both the fresh and hardened state, as correlated through fibre dispersion related issues.

We reviewed the published and unpublished literature to formulate a rational approach, aiming to minimize the influence of a priori notions of expected pneumonia etiology.

Many of the speakers attributed this to the trickle-down influence of the expected supersize bonuses on Wall Street this season and their effect on the rest of the market.

Arguably the most critical restriction of Todaro models is their omission of influences, besides expected income, that shape potential migrants' decisions and also their potential impacts on rural economies (Williamson, 1988).

The details of such influence through expected minimization of water level fluctuations, shorter retention time and consequent effects on the fisheries have been given by De Silva (1985).

The parameter x sus strongly influences the expected work loss of people who take prophylaxis.