Sentence examples for strong spillover from inspiring English sources
Land-use activities and decisions have strong spillover effects on neighboring areas.
The latter find strong spillover effects from workforce diversity (measured by nationality) to German firm-level productivity.
Independently of the landscape, we found highly nested communities of tachinids between apple orchards and forest habitats suggesting a strong spillover of tachinids between these habitats.
They found no significant strategic response of municipal governments to federal spending and little evidence of strong spillover effects of the program.
This dynamic makes Slack and HipChat different from most consumer-facing messaging platforms like Facebook's Messenger or Tencent's WeChat, which have strong spillover between, rather than just within, localized network clusters.
The spillover effect is stable throughout the whole sample period, indicating that the higher information asymmetry in H tranche of AH shares is driven by the increased noise in A tranche rather than stronger spillover effect.
However, certain features of an innovation process and market lead to wider welfare improvement windows, such as stronger spillovers and moderately costly R&D.
As a matter of fact, the presence of a strong second spillover effect may even counteract the first spillover effect, since the lack of mobility among high-risk individuals reduces the usefulness of supplementary insurance as a tool for risk selection.
However, the strong correlation between spillover currents and GC spike outputs indicates that the time course of change in CG spike rate is similar to that of spillover currents.
We also find strong evidence of spillover effects across LAs: more care home beds or fewer patients aged over 65 years in nearby LAs are associated with fewer delayed discharges.
In summary, we believe our data provides strong evidence that spillover is important for regulating the excitability of the granule cell to enhance the transmission of information during locomotion.
