Sentence examples for micro factors from inspiring English sources

"The wider you cast your net, the more likely those micro factors will cancel each other out," Mr. De Chiara said.

But with all the data collection and the micro factors, you may lose sight of broader macro questions, like the mother's job satisfaction, the income she brings in, the role she plays in the community, the father's role, all of which have an impact on the family and the child".

Cumulatively, the S.& P. 500 companies earned 51.3 percent more in the second quarter than in the year-ago period, according to S.& P. As Mr. Richardson sums it up, conditions are "bullish if you look at micro factors and bearish if you look at macro factors".

A flurry of macro and micro factors reinforce an improving investment climate, returning stocks to favor on the prospect of improved earnings.

It is easier to identify micro factors of which individual interviewees are aware than structural barriers such as lack of opportunities in the labour and housing markets which can differ between regions and neighbourhoods and change over time.

The salient factors for the migrants in each of these stages included: intrapersonal factors and familial connections (precontemplation); macro and micro factors (contemplation); stress and coping (action), and psychological adjustment and sociocultural adaptation (acculturation).

The frequency information in transient analysis is similar to the actual test, and they are also higher than the results from the traditional case without considering micro factor.

Therefore, it can be concluded that the value considering micro factor is closer to the actual work case of the aerostatic spindle system.

Equation (3) represents the combined effect of the macro-cause of privatisation and micro-factors of individual position and income.

The effects of micro-factors (nanoparticle radius) on the heat transfer of nanofluid are needed to be studied.

I suppose if we dug in we might find this decade has a little more than the 1990s, the 1990s a little less than the 1970s, and you could talk about the Iraq War or the Vietnam War, or the rise of China, or whatever micro-factors.