Sentence examples for wealth analyses from inspiring English sources

At this juncture in the analysis, it is worth noting that a traditional problem with wealth analyses is the presence of negative and zero values in some asset categories.

The work contains a wealth of new analyses of securities regulations in both countries.

This "Asian enigma" has generated a wealth of economistic analyses seeking to explain the persistence of poor nutrition, yet few studies have looked at everyday experiences of changing food systems, and how this impacts nutritional practices as well as the processes of subject formation.

The handful of studies so far conducted suggest that integrating biogeography and evolutionary modeling into the wealth of metagenome analyses presently available is poised to provide enormous insights into how the Earth system evolves over time (Whitaker et al. 2003; Martiny et al. 2006; Whitaker and Banfield 2006; Hanson et al. 2012).

The active sites of enzymes are often considered to be promising drug targets, due to a wealth of biochemical analyses and thousands of precedents.

Third, we studied differences in the path coefficients between different wealth classes by analysing interactions between the wealth class and selected path coefficients using general linear mixed models (GLMMs).

Given we have country fixed effects and year of birth time dummies in the regression analyses, this wealth index is an indicator of how each household's wealth deviates from its own country's mean wealth.

We should adopt two additional analyses: walkaway wealth accumulation and internal pay equity.

The unique condition of Argentina, as a country which had achieved advanced development in the early 20th century but experienced a reversal, has inspired a wealth of literature and analyses on the causes of this progressive decline.

Studying poor urban dwellers in Nairobi, Fosto et al. found from bivariate analyses that wealth, education, parity, place of residence were associated with place of delivery [ 13].

We used the country-specific wealth quintiles in our analyses because we required a socio-economic measure that would be susceptible to change following HIV-related shocks.