Sentence examples for productivity variation from inspiring English sources

However, this reduction was lower than the productivity variation, due to the intrinsic cost of setting up the dedicated team (setup costs).

Similarly, while Site Index partially accounts for productivity variation within stands (at a scale of 100 m2) this variable is a static measure that is not sensitive to inter- annual variation in site conditions.

In general terms, it is clear that climate is responsible for forest productivity variation at the regional scale while soil characteristics cause local (i.e., at scales of 10 100 km2) variations.

A map showing productivity variation across a stand can be generated directly using the position of each tree by dividing the stand area into cells of equal size and summing the volume of all trees within each cell.

A pre post design was used for comparing these two organisational models of delivering emergency care in CHSJ's medical ED, by estimating the productivity variation between 2002 (classic model) and 2005/2006 (dedicated model).

As discussed above, employment rates are also plausibly influenced by labor market policy: in columns 2 and 3, the coefficient of inequality is barely affected by inclusion of the employment rate; the latter's positive partial association with total productivity may be generated by labor policy variation, or perhaps by labor supply reactions to exogenous productivity variation.

Interestingly and somewhat puzzlingly, we find that productivity variations, rather than relative levels, are the prevalent productivity-related determinant of firm growth.

One tool used to characterise such productivity variations is a yield map, and a cost-effective source of data for these maps is automatically collected by harvesters.

Given the coincident increase in the interannual variability of NPP and the mean value of NPP over some regions (e.g., northern Europe; Fig. 2), farmers may not be able to take a full advantage of the long-term mean productivity increase, or may even be negatively affected by larger productivity variations.

However, as ELS options are often applied to land with low or unreliable productivity and variation in production costs between different regions, these opportunity costs would likely be exaggerated.

Besides stand age, ALC density in young managed forests was driven by factors influencing site productivity, whereas variation in ALC density in old unmanaged forests was also affected by finer scale topographic conditions associated with sheltered sites.