Sentence examples for of the aggregate effect from inspiring English sources
In a forest community, a competition effect is some measure of the aggregate "effect" on the performance of a specific tree by its competing neighbours.
We find that controlling for self-reported migrant language skills and age (to proxy experience) helps to explain approximately 3 percentage points of the aggregate effect of policy on employment rates amongst Skill Stream migrants.
Nevertheless the outcomes of all included studies were pooled in deriving an estimate of the aggregate effect.
Cappuccio et al., in a meta-analysis of calcium and blood pressure, pooled studies reporting absolute changes in blood pressure (in mm Hg) with a single study using the Z-transform of the blood pressure changes, thereby substantially understating the size of the aggregate effect.
However, as the UNFCCC report has a mandate to focus only on the aggregate effects, analysis of the contribution of individual Parties are not presented.
Still, effects are mixed, and thus, the knowledge on the aggregate effects of ALMPs remains inconclusive.
As such, existing knowledge on the aggregate effects of different ALMPs and the role played by design and implementation aspects in shaping those effects remains inconclusive.
This study focused on the aggregate effects of an 18-day heat wave period upon population morbidity across large geographic regions, so time-series methods were not appropriate.
GCTA indicated that around one fourth of the variance in TOWRE scores at both ages was due to the aggregate effect of genotyped and imputed SNPs.
Using bivariate GCTA, we estimated the proportion of variance due to the aggregate effects of SNPs on each variable (GCTA-based heritability), and the extent to which the aggregate effects correlate across variables (GCTA-based genetic correlation).
In this study, we look for a comprehensive measure that can capture many of the aggregate effects of multiple migration determinants, including both the effect of income difference and the effects that income difference fails to capture as indicated by Borjas (1989).
