Sentence examples for standard determinants from inspiring English sources

H. Naci Mocan, an economist at Louisiana State University and an author of a paper on crime and attractiveness, explained that theories about the relationship between weight, height or beauty and the labor force emerged because "economists looking at standard determinants — like education, experience, productivity, human capital — found that they could only explain some of the variation in wages".

While this is a fairly strong assumption, it should be remembered that the regressions already control for the standard determinants of productivity and for fairly detailed industry dummies, so that any productivity shocks occurring at the industry level are already accounted for.

It is specifically adapted to an algorithm that handles propagation in periodic structures and replaces the standard determinant search and linear equation solution subroutines.

The steady-state concentrations can be found by solving the algebraic equations using standard determinant-based techniques.

Because muscle paralysis makes it uncertain whether subjects with spinal cord injury (SCI) can perform spirometry in accordance with American Thoracic Society (ATS) standards, determinants of test failure were examined.

The standard spectrophotometric determinants of RNA purity (260/230 and 260/280 ratio) also failed to correlate with %DABG.

These different vectors have formed the present O 3/4 genome that combines standard yersinial determinants with putative alternative virulence and fitness associated factors.

To further evaluate potential mediating factors, we included a standard set of determinants of economic growth, including time dummies, interest rates, unemployment, trade balance, and domestic investment.

At present, a gold standard of markers and determinants of a healthy aging population does not exist [ 8].

CD44: Cell determinant 44; CD44standardstandard; CD44v: CD44 variant; PEI: polyethyleneimine; RNAi: RNA interference.

B, partial regression coefficient; CI, confidence interval; R, coefficient of determinant; SE, standard error.