This variable represents changes over time that may affect the match between education and jobs, including shifts in the labour market.
As this article in the Vietnamese daily Thanh Nien notes: "Taekwondo has long been considered a sport in which referees may make mistakes which affect match results and subsequent final standings.
Cell lines are known to possess SNPs and other genetic changes that may affect perfect matching and cleavage [12 14] and thus result in the apparent discrepancy between the mRNA and protein levels.
Different managers may show WSLS behavior to different extents to respectively affect match results.
The higher A280/A500 ratio indicates that a cysteine substitution at position 109 may affect the correction matching of the disulfide bond.
Managerial decision making in substituting players during a match may affect the probability of winning [25].
The signs read, "Tennis Australia has a zero tolerance policy on illegal gambling, match fixing and the communication of sensitive information which may affect the outcome of a match and will investigate all reported instances".
Far from being, as German football officials had argued, a problem limited to obscure corners of international championships, it now appears that match-fixing may affect at least the lower reaches of some of the world's best-run leagues.
As yellow and green blue tit colouration are strongly affected by carotenoid availability during moult, variation in pigment availability between habitats may affect the degree of background-matching or the costliness of producing cryptic plumage.
Instead, an underlying problem with mental rotation may affect patients ability to process or match any object or face.
