Sentence examples for relative opportunities from inspiring English sources

How close he can get depends on the relative opportunities for human capital acquisition in period 2 versus period 1.

The relative earnings growth at traditional versus newer destinations will therefore depend on network externalities, post-migration investments in skill development as well as relative opportunities at these destinations.

However, the difficulty of studying transmission networks in free-living populations means that the relative opportunities for intra- versus inter-specific disease transmission have not previously been demonstrated empirically within any wildlife-livestock disease system.

Functional genomic data permits classification of genes according to their relative opportunities for slightly deleterious evolution.

Of the S nontrivial movements, we weight each by the factor cos angle θ between the gradient and the movement direction for each possible movement), for the sake of calculating the angle-weighted relative opportunities for movement in each available direction.

Yet without bludgeoning audiences with a moral, Samson and Delilah spotlights people for whom there is no "track", no place of relative opportunity.

Comparative advantage, economic theory, first developed by 19th-century British economist David Ricardo, that attributed the cause and benefits of international trade to the differences in the relative opportunity costs (costs in terms of other goods given up) of producing the same commodities among countries.

The Mangrove-Salt marsh Interface (MSI) Index was developed to quantify the relative opportunity for mangroves to expand into salt marshes, based on the shared boundary between them.

Yes, our capital and services are needed now more than ever, but at the same time, our relative opportunity could be no greater, given the lack of investing competition in the market.

Here we show that these metrics are also biased against female scientists, and propose a new metric to better assess research performance in the context of relative opportunity.

The system of colour-coding indicators into low, medium and high opportunity facilitates quick visual assessment of the overall opportunity within a country and the relative opportunity between countries.