Sentence examples for spillovers caused from inspiring English sources

The literature on this issue is still in its beginning, even though authors concerned with the analysis of asylum policies have addressed similar problems: they have stressed the cross-country spillovers caused by refugees entitled to free mobility within a federation, and they have studied the welfare effects of a coordinated policy.

WNV, an enveloped virus of the genus Flavivirus, is naturally maintained in an enzootic cycle between birds and mosquitoes, with occasional epizootic spillover causing disease in humans and horses.

Limitation of this method is related to the spillover effect caused by the neglected modes.

We also present simulations of Bundestag seat distributions to show that spillover effects caused by incumbency are sufficiently large to trigger significant shifts in parliamentary majorities.

Spillover is caused by the finite spatial resolution of the imaging system and manifests as a blurring of the imaged distribution of activity.

This paper presents a robust control system design for suppressing the radiated acoustic power emitted from a vibrating planar structure, and spillover effect caused by neglected high-frequency modes.

Accordingly, the reported CDV cases in dogs were more likely a spillover event caused by the high pressure of CDV infection in SNP wildlife.

In contrast, beta-emitting radionuclides result in fewer than 20 ion pairs per micrometre and commonly cause only single-strand DNA breaks with less lethality and more spillover effects caused by "crossfire" (Fig.  1).

The spillover effect causes increased dissociation of oxygen molecules to oxygen ions.

Marshall and his principal student, Arthur Pigou, created the subject of welfare economics around the theme of the negative "externalities" or spillovers (such as pollution) caused by the growth of big business.

This may be caused by spillovers or a low appropriability rate.