Sentence examples for means adoption from inspiring English sources

Implementing the Kyoto protocol without American participation can help if it means adoption of real controls by other nations.

For poorer pastoralists diversification means adoption of one or more from a range of coping strategies which generally lock such households into long-term poverty.

That means adoption of these voice-powered devices has grown to 47.3 million U.S. adults in two years – or 20percentt of U.S. adult population.

Amazon had a similar problem three years ago when pro-choice critics accused the company of ideological spin after the site's book-recommending and spell-check software started spitting out the question "did you mean adoption?" at the top of search pages where consumers plugged in the word "abortion".

In that sense, the population mean adoption outcome measured by the ATE parameter is the population mean potential adoption outcome.

The ATE methodology enables the identification and consistent estimation of the population mean adoption outcome E y 1) and the population mean adoption outcome conditional on a vector of covariates x E y 1|x), which in this framework corresponds to the conditional population mean adoption outcome (ATE) denoted usually as ATE x) (Wooldrige 2002 chapter 18).

First proposed by Rubin (1974) the average treatment effect (ATE) parameter measures the effect or impact of a "treatment" on a person randomly selected in the population Wooldrige (2002) In the context of this study "treatment" corresponds to exposure to a technology and the ATE on the adoption outcomes of population members is the population mean adoption outcome.

This is the population mean adoption outcome when all members of the population have been exposed to a technology and it is, therefore, a measure of the intrinsic value of the technology as indicated by its potential demand by the population.

Collaboration: Chromebook adoption means adopting a corporate Gmail account, and Gmail is a gateway to collaborative work styles.

In the US, that means that adoption agencies must be screened and accredited by a national body before they may arrange adoptions from, or to, other Hague countries.

This essentially means that adoption cannot become the default option for financially stretched local authorities, and is only suitable where nothing else will do.