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The model included two well-established AD features, but also a novel feature, the surface area of the left superior frontal gyrus, having a significant coefficient and an odds ratio of 7.64.
In order to reduce the likelihood of multicollinearity and to ensure the number of cases in the model could sustain the potentially high number of health measures, they were only retained in the model if they produced both a significant coefficient and likelihood ratio test.
Ten countries appear to have a significant (p < .05) structural coefficient between textbook coverage and achievement gain; three countries have a significant coefficient between content standards coverage and achievement gain; and six countries have a significant coefficient between instructional time and achievement.
We do not report the same exercise with both measures of technical change in the same specification, although it yields a significant coefficient for our measure and a not significant coefficient for the alternative.17.17
P for poly dG.dC tracts does not correlate with nucleotide composition, and whilst there is a significant coefficient of correlation between P and length of intergenic regions, the negligible elevation of the slope suggests P is largely independent of length of the upstream and downstream proximal intergenic sequences investigated here.
A significant coefficient associated with HS l (( {gamma}_4 )) and an F statistic of the first-stage OLS regression greater than 10 would suggest that HS l is a non-weak instrument [42].
The multiple regression test shows a significant coefficient at the 5% threshold and allows us to conclude the acceptance (H1) proposing that the characteristics of the company significantly influence their survival and in particular increase the continuity and survival of newly created projects.
Baseline blood pressure was not a significant coefficient.
Indeed, the pre-treatment dummies on both job search activity and participation in training programs show a negative and significant coefficient, and we will return to these somewhat puzzling results in the following sections.
However, the relationship between linkage and absorption capacity indicates a significant test, the test reveals a positive and significant coefficient of dependence of 1.33 for the export variable, respectively, and a positive and significant coefficient of 0.918 for the variable "agreement with public enterprises".
In our sample, an OLS Mincer equation6 yields a coefficient of determination of 54 % and a negative and significant coefficient for the non-EU dummy equal to −0.04, thus suggesting that a non-EU worker whose observed characteristics are identical to a EU worker suffers from a wage penalty of 4%%.
