Thus, to adapt algorithm PARS for the independence condition, one must substitute rules (1') and (2') for rules (1), (2), and (3) to aggregate children's events under Ai, using (1') when (7) holds and (2') otherwise.
At an aggregate level, child mortality is typically expressed as probabilities of dying between exact ages (x and x+ n), which are derived from life tables and denoted by n q x (40).
Specifically, we examine whether unemployment rates, labor force participation, and food stamp usage are associated with aggregate rates of child abuse and neglect (CAN) rates using state-level data.
Cited in: Ferreira, F., Shady, N. Aggregate Economic Shocks, Child Schooling and Health.
Ideally you would have local government and planning and housing and so on all working together… (Administrator) I think they [community based initiatives] can be very good value for money, particularly if you aggregate health, justice, child welfare and educational outcomes….
Early development instruments assess the aggregate development of children in a community, whereas the EYE-DA assesses the development of an individual child.
Your chance of getting on the housing ladder early or late in life is closely determined by the wealth of your parents: Shelter estimates that parents in aggregate give their children £2bn a year to help them buy their first house.
In March 2003, district nurse leaders in each target community were asked to distribute the two-page surveillance form asking for aggregate numbers of children with asthma by grade, gender, and school building (MDPH, unpublished protocol).
Studies of the psychometric properties of second-order false-belief tasks show good test-retest reliability and internal consistency, with very strong test-retest correlations between aggregate scores, for children of all levels of ability [ 23].
