For example, a sector that becomes dominated by an ethnic group reflects the fact that the particular group may have a comparative advantage in being in that sector.
Communicative jobs such as receptionist or civil servant services, which African-Americans may have a comparative advantage in doing because they are fluent in English, may get rewarded less wage-wise (Catanzarite 2003).
NGOs principal roles in the process pertain to shaping research priorities, advocacy for more relevant research, translating and using research findings, in addition to generating new knowledge in areas where they may have a comparative advantage, notably qualitative, social, action, evaluative, and policy research.
RF and ANN have comparative performance.
Although I may be giving in to stereotype, it may be that, in covering union news or news of relevance to new immigrant communities, our community colleges may have a strong comparative advantage.
These relationships may have implications for comparative phylogeographic research on other terrestrial animals co-occurring in North Africa and Sicily.
This relationship may have implications for comparative phylogeographic research on other terrestrial animals that co-occur in North Africa and Sicily.
These phylogeographic relationships substantiate scarce knowledge on western Mediterranean terrestrial biogeography and may have implications for comparative research on the phylogeography of other terrestrial animals in the region.
Despite these limitations, EUPHAS may have had a comparative advantage to other sepsis trials that selected patients for anti-endotoxin therapy regardless of source of sepsis or measured levels of endotoxin.
One determinant for admissions to mental health beds in this age group in North West Wales during this period (1994 2003) may have been a comparative lack of paediatric mental health beds (Tier 3 beds).
