Sentence examples for measure of institutional from inspiring English sources

A measure of institutional and analyst expectations for economic growth rose to 50, from 37 in July, the ZEW Center for European Economic Research said in Mannheim.

Their sneers may be false and hateful — they all routinely liken the President and the "Democrat Party" to murderous totalitarians — but they are employed by large, nominally respectable corporations and supported by national advertisers, lending them a considerable measure of institutional prestige.

These met with a measure of institutional success: an Emergency Mental Health committee was constituted, and wards in a few London hospitals were readied to take in civilian psychological casualties.

Yet looking at present-day judiciaries, the authors failed to find a significant correlation between the size of the slave trade and traditional measures of institutional strength, such as the cost of enforcing a contract.

Second, we show a strong positive association between several measures of institutional research capacity and future funding.

The pairwise highest correlations of 0.66 is detected between two measures of institutional quality i.e., indices of internal conflict and law and order in the host country.

Variables used as measures of institutional support include the number of association memberships (member) and whether the firm was actively involved in such associations (active).

They are, in fact, measures of institutional success, which translates, in part, to more tuition dollars, more private donations, and, for public universities, the maintenance of public funding.

This study contributes to the existing fertility literature by introducing working conditions, subjective perceptions of work and empirical measures of institutional circumstances to understand fertility intentions across Europe.

However, the validity of patient satisfaction or experiences studies is debated, 2, 4, 5 and evidence for an association with other widely used measures of institutional performance would strengthen the validity of such studies.

The study provides several contributions to fertility research by introducing the examination of working conditions and subjective perceptions of work in addition to empirical measures of institutional circumstances that might impact fertility intentions across Europe.