Sentence examples for labor hypothesis from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, a higher share of migrants in the industrial sector seems to be positively related with migrant protest, which lends support to the division of labor hypothesis.

Clearly, further, more direct, tests of the pathogens hypothesis and the division of labor hypothesis are needed.

The colony size prediction of the division of labor hypothesis rests on the existence of a difference between small- and large-colony species in behavioral organization.

On the other hand, studies of the division of labor and specialization in these wasps are few, and overlooked specialization or complexity in large-colony species, consistent with the division of labor hypothesis, may yet be discovered.

The pathogens hypothesis, the division of labor hypothesis and the sperm limitation hypothesis all predict that colony size (i.e. the number of workers in a colony) will be positively associated with paternity frequency (i.e. the number of fathers represented in the workers of a given colony; Figure  2) [ 11, 17, 21].

Alternatively, the division of labor hypothesis suggests that colonies with greater genetic diversity have greater genetically determined behavioral diversity or broader task performance thresholds, which allows for a more efficient division of labor or the exploitation of rare genetic specialists [ 6, 13- 16].

If employers prefer workers with such higher attachment to work, the intertemporal labor substitution hypothesis predicts that employers should prefer NLH workers from poor provinces to NLH workers from rich provinces (since workers from poor provinces have lower wages at other points in their life cycle).

For this reason, we underwent this study with the aim to investigate the relationship between autophagy and induction of labor; our hypothesis was that placental autophagy could be increased in cases of pharmacological induction; therefore, we evaluated the expression of autophagy markers in term placentas from vaginal deliveries after spontaneous or induced labor.

Therefore, we speculated that similar levels of oxidative stress and hypoxia can be present in spontaneous and pharmacologically induced labor, although this hypothesis needs to be confirmed.

The positive impact of education on pro-legalization attitudes is consistent with the labor-market competition hypothesis (Scheve and Slaughter 2001; Kessler 2001; Mayda 2006; O'Rourke and Sinnott 2006).34 In fact, the Senate plan is likely to increases the labor market competition faced by unskilled natives relative to the House plan.

These findings confirm the research hypothesis that labor-migrant and non-labor-migrant household are significantly different with respect to livelihood activities.