Sentence examples for spillover possibility from inspiring English sources

We have now tried, in that discussion section, to both clarify our thinking about the uncertainty in the location of the border, and to soften our language, clearly labeling the spillover possibility as intellectually appealing because it reconciles results across species, but nevertheless undoubtedly speculative.

Another possibility is spillover of the virus from a stray dog carrying CDV that became adapted to the new host.

The possibility of spillover infections is supported by the apparent absence of antibodies in the wildlife populations that have no contact with livestock (5 ).

Table 6 investigates the possibility of spillovers by providing regression results similar to those in Table 4 for ineligibles, but with the dependent variable reflecting unemployment exits through job finding only.

For purpose of this research, we use specifically separated data sets contained in the World Bank's Enterprise Surveys, which will help us to formulate answers to the possibilities of spillover effect.

This suggests possible spillover effects of incentives.

The possibility for a spillover effect between groups was minimized by our cluster-randomized design.

Although more unlikely for OKAV than for MRTV, the possibility of a spillover infection to M. namaquensis from a still unknown reservoir host cannot be ruled out for either virus.

Being involved in the manufacturing process of products with higher sophistication level instead of just buying the final product from other regions, Latin American countries gain access to technology, benefit from positive spillover effects, and increase the possibilities of enjoying economic growth.

Recall, if we consider asymmetric networks with the R&D spillover β, there is a small possibility to find other stable networks in that area.

"Hinterland counties" within the still-regulated states, but farther away from the state borders, are used as a second control group to consider and reject the possibility that cross-border spillover of deregulation effects may invalidate the empirical design.