institutional effect

institutional effect

The biases in therapeutic decisions, diagnoses, or interpretation of data related to guidelines or 'cut-off' values for lab or other parameters promulgated in a health care facility or hospital. See Referral bias.
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This view has a major implication for the institutional effect of home country government pressures on the FDI entry mode decisions of firms in transition economies.
The interplay of top-down institutional pressures and bottom-up responses of transition economy firms on FDI entry mode choices
For instance, Sa (2011) provides evidence of institutional effect on immigration displacement for the EU countries based on two natural experiments (government reforms) for Spain and Italy.
Labor market institutions and the effect of immigration on national employment
Many owners and operators know this truth and attempt to minimize the institutional effect. In situations where funding is a challenge, improvements often are made by a caring volunteer or staff member with no budget.
Love, light and life: harnessing a space's potential energy enhances function and comfort
Carnicom argues in his lead essay--"The Institutional Effect of Honors: Innovation or Conservation?"--that, while honors educators see themselves as innovators, their customary practices more accurately classify them as traditionalists, preserving principles that go back, through Frank Aydelotte, to British educational institutions.
Editor's introduction
These are determined at the mean of all outputs for the minimum, maximum, and median institutional effect on costs.
Panel data estimates of public higher education scale and scope economies
Topics include global biodiversity conservation priorities, biodiversity conservation in managed landscapes, policy perspective analysis, theoretical perspectives on international environmental regime effectiveness, institutional effect on management of environmental resources, and economic valuation of different forms of land use.
A handbook of environmental management
In the last two months, the policy department in the Ministry of Interior has put out about two dozen policies -- personnel, employment, intelligence, and that are having a hugely positive institutional effect, he noted.
Afghan forces not ready to take over security
and intelligence that are having "a hugely positive institutional effect," he
Afghan police on track to reach 134,000 within year - Beare
These results suggest that the presence of a dominant religion has no institutional effect, or possibly a negative institutional effect, on trade.
The impact of dominant religion on international trade
"The other problem is that there are 100 users in the building at a time which increases the institutional effect. We asked people what they wanted and instead of having one large centre with a focus on groups they wanted more concentration on achieving their aspirations and getting involved in the community."
Learning centre could be demolished for housing; GREENWAY WOULD BE REPLACED WITH SMALLER SITES TO EASE TRAVELLING FOR USERS
The concept of institutional effect raises three questions.
The effect of international environmental institutions: how we might learn more
An institutional effect emerged from the global campaign to incorporate women into national development: Some type of official national women's agency is now found in almost all countries.
From Motherhood to Citizenship: Women's Rights and International Organizations

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