Examples of country-specific

• The collection would have benefited from a synthesis of the many insights and contrasting patterns to be found in the country-specific chapters.

• Once we control for country-specific effects, however, this variable is no longer significant.

• However, in so far as nominal rigidities hamper market adjustments, fiscal policy measures can alleviate temporary country-specific disequilibria.

• Three patterns were observed in the country-specific measles seroprofiles, ranging from (very) low susceptibility (four countries) to high susceptibility (one country).

• This may suggest that the original finding was perhaps due to masked country-specific effects.

• The final element in the calculation of pension wealth is country-specific mortality, which, like the pension eligibility age, affects the expected length of retirement.

• It builds in a large amount of country-specific and political risk, which could be avoided by a more diversified portfolio, including international diversification.

• Other factors are critical to setting public policy but are not discussed here because they tend to be country-specific.

• We also consider alternative parameter combinations and study the country-specific differences in our sensitivity experiments.

• So, multiplying mean trial-wide (or country-specific) resource use by mean cost estimates would result in a biased cost estimate.

• In the wider context, there are country-specific variations in the health systems that make it difficult to generalize the results from one country to another.

• Therefore, we will discuss the factors one by one, beginning with the pooled solution and turning to the country-specific deviations thereafter.

• We refer to these as the 'country-specific network types'.

• Data on mortality after disease events should be based on country-specific empirical studies.

• These data are generated by the estimation of equation (2) on a crop and country-specific basis.