Sentence examples for micro studies from inspiring English sources

Recent micro studies and anecdotal evidence points to industrialized countries as the sources of knowledge in EMEs.

In addition, the few micro studies which have been conducted in Ireland to date have highlighted the ineffectiveness of most of the existing ALMPs and the lack of adequate targeting of them to the needs of the long-term unemployed15.

Dustmann et al. (2009), building on micro studies indicating strong evidence that unions compress the wage structure and particularly at the lower end of the wage distribution (e.g., Fitzenberger et al. 2013), report that the decline in union recognition between 1995 and 2005 had a material, if not dominant, effect on the wage structure.

Second of all, and relatedly, a set of micro studies have pointed to the importance of good industrial relations or trust to measured outcomes, as suggested by the collective voice model and also as reported for the underground bituminous coal industry by Freeman and Medoff (1984).

Case-studies of small economies have been applied to correct for potential confounding factors, but these micro studies lack generalisability to larger economies.

There are only three studies on voter turnout in Turkey that go beyond an analysis of descriptive statistics or pairwise simple correlations: a micro study by Cesur and Mocan (2013) and macro studies by Başlevent (2013) and Çulhaoğlu (2007).

Scheer: No, there have been other good books, and there was a terrific documentary done, "Inside Job," which lays out the whole thing, and what you really have is the micro study of this macro problem of political, financial corruption.

In the micro study, at EC, with migration, drift and selection behave differently.

Therefore, in the micro study chance or drift cannot be an explanatory model.

In the micro study the existing migration between the slopes, equalizes the different frequencies.

In our present micro study the existing migration of Drosophila between the slopes (see Pavlicek et al. [ 33] ), equalizes the different frequencies on the slopes.