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Engineering Physicochemical Stability of Pumpkin Suspensions Using Dual-Modified Mango Cotyledon Starch. [PDF]
Torres-Gallo R +4 more
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Global Sensitivity Analysis of Societal Resilience Using Shapley Values and Polynomial Chaos Expansion. [PDF]
Montanari E +4 more
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Matrix- and Differentiation Stage-Dependent Variability of Reference Genes: Rethinking Validation Strategies in 3T3-L1 Adipogenic Models. [PDF]
Todorova B, Ivanova Z, Grigorova N.
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Suitability of stability assessment methods for topical formulations enriched with apple pomace extract. [PDF]
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Indexation, Expectations, and Stability
Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, 1979THE RECENT SURGE OF PRICE MOVEMENT, coupled with a fairly substantial recession, has interested economists in alternative adjustments to chronic price inflation. By traditional neoclassical theory, increases in excess capacity would prove sufficient to dampen excess demand and reduce the rate of change in observed prices (perhaps about its expected ...
Gultekin, Bulent, Santomero, Anthony M
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Stability assessment with the stability index
Quality Engineering, 2018Assessment of process stability is an important way to ensure high quality. There have been various approaches in the literature to assess process stability.
Willis A. Jensen +2 more
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Stability Index Method for Global Minimization
Journal of Global Optimization, 2006zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
James Dover, Semion Gutman
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The World Bank Research Observer, 1988
This article describes early models of indexing as well as more recent models that call for less indexing of wages to prices in order to imporve price and output stability. Policymakers may face a tradeoff: although increasing indexation may lead to macroeconomic instability, reducing indexation may lead to greater income inequality and labor market ...
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This article describes early models of indexing as well as more recent models that call for less indexing of wages to prices in order to imporve price and output stability. Policymakers may face a tradeoff: although increasing indexation may lead to macroeconomic instability, reducing indexation may lead to greater income inequality and labor market ...
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