Sentence examples for metropolitan area analysis from inspiring English sources

The metropolitan area analysis confirmed the robustness of these results.

Figure 1 shows the entities' randomization results, with the description of cohorts of patients involved in the trial and used for the ITT and PP analyses, and for the metropolitan area subgroup analysis.

A14 Urban Economic Engines The vast majority of jobs and economic wealth created in the United States in the past decade were generated within metropolitan areas, an analysis for the nation's mayors shows.

Headquarters metropolitan area 1996 2001 dynamic analysis Doeringer et al. 2004 The presence of an international airport influences the location choices of both multinational and domestic plants.

Employment metropolitan area 1996 static analysis Hoare 1975 The geography of FDI in UK is related to the accessibility to airports.

Large firms' headquarters metropolitan area 2004 2005 static analysis Hong 2007 National investors when make location decision value market size while foreign ones emphasize cheap labor and convenient airway transport.

The purpose of this paper is to elevate our understanding of air freight by determining which specific variables most influence and shape the geographic distribution of air freight by metropolitan area using stepwise regression analysis.

In this study, we investigated changes in landscape structure and the ecological consequences of urbanization in the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area using spatial indices, change analysis, and geospatial modeling.

In the test region, the eastern metropolitan area of Cagliari, Sardinia, this analysis resulted in the designation of suitable areas for new settlements and preferred locations for micro-renewable technologies.

The NPWF study analyzed U.S. Census Bureau data -- the first ever analysis by metropolitan area -- and found that the wage gap -- the median yearly pay for women who are employed full time is $11,084 less than men's -- has major implications for their ability to afford essentials like food, housing and gas.

The agency also added data for 25 metropolitan areas to its analysis.