Drawing on a nationwide household survey conducted in 2008 in Germany, this analysis investigates the determinants of voluntary helmet use through a combination of descriptive analyses and econometric methods, the latter relying on variants of the probit- and heteroskedastic probit model.
A series of descriptive analyses were conducted to evaluate the ontogenetic trajectory in the sample.
The analytical framework presents groups of analyses to facilitate a progression from descriptive analyses to more complex linkages; this builds the foundation for etiologic research using epidemiologic studies.
Data in each code were then descriptively analyzed by team members in the fourth DEPICT phase, inclusive reviewing and summarizing of categories, resulting in a set of descriptive analyses (one/code).
The similarities and differences between the 30-item PANSS and the Mini-PANSS were examined with a series of descriptive analyses, including high correlations between subscale and total scores.
To describe the main socio-demographic and clinical characteristics of the sample, the kind of mental health services used and the resources involved, we conducted a series of descriptive analyses (frequency and percentage for categorical variables; mean and standard deviation for continuous variables).
The QLFS, which is the prime source of official employment and unemployment data for the Office for National Statistics,6 has the advantage of covering a large sample, enabling descriptive analyses of occupations at a more disaggregated level than with the other surveys used in this paper.
Using a retrospective design and descriptive analyses, we analyzed 83 patient records for the clinical care received, outcomes, and patient satisfaction.
To gain insight into the implications of sequencing error in phylogenomic applications, we performed a series of simple, descriptive analyses.
A first step included descriptive analyses using tables and graphs.
