Sentence examples for the gap declines from inspiring English sources

In this case also, inferences about convergence are greatly affected by matching on location: In a specification that does not condition on location, the gap is estimated to decline by 39 log points, but within location the gap declines by 27 log points.

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"But we don't want to see the gap decline because of mortality increases among whites".

Into a stiff headwind, the simple mathematics of four riders behind versus five in front meant the gap declined so gradually that three kilometres out, the remaining escapees – Jonny McEvoy of NFTO had given way a few kilometres earlier – began marking each other.

The results reveal that male wealth was greater than female wealth in Wentworth County but that over time the gap declined.

Thus, the gap declined by over one-third (11.1/30.7).

In the United States, the gap decline was sharper, from 0.074 to 0.061 by 2000.

In the 1890 1894 cohorts, male smoking prevalence was several times higher than female, but the gap declined until no gender difference was present among those born after 1950.

The contribution of smoking to the gender gap declines in all studied populations, although the beginning of the decline varies in accordance with the model of the smoking epidemic.

If the trade gap declines to 1.1% by the end of 2010, net exports can contribute 0.9 points to the real GDP growth rate.

An important feature of our estimates is convergence; the log wage gap declines by approximately 48 log points over the period of study.