Sentence examples similar to interest split from inspiring English sources

Our explanatory variable of interest splits the sample into mothers whose children have a grandparent as their primary, secondary, or tertiary childcare provider during that particular year and those who do not10.

Before the split some dealmakers drew up a proposal to take a cut of the profits on their deals (a "carried-interest split"), the sort of payoff now routine in venture capital.

"Sisters" also marks the moment when Mr. De Palma's interest in split screen moved from film school diddling to a genuinely provocative formal conceit.

Lending institutions provide information on interest rates split by loan size (below and above 1 million euro) and maturity reported in three brackets: below 1 year (some 70%% of total lending) between 1 and 5 years and above 5 years.

These variables of interest were split into two groups according to the medians for regression analysis.

Each genomic region of interest is split at the junction, with each side contributing a row to the relevant matrix.

The reservations and special interests that split the Security Council last time round have not been bridged.

But the Kurds have no interest in splitting from Iraq now.

Take, for example, her description of a meeting with a new love interest, post-split: "Z comes to see me.

"It's in nobody's interests to split the audience," said the ITV source, a sentiment with which the BBC would wholeheartedly agree.

It also has a pluralistic media controlled by a diverse group of powerful magnates who have no interest in splitting the country or in seeing Mr Yanukovych strengthen his economic grip.Many are wary of the encroaching influence of Mr Yanukovych's son and his friends in big business.