Alternatives Sample project descriptions for alternatives to detention [Word 83kb] Resource created for this toolkit.
Results for the alternative samples are available upon request.
Figure 1 Fraction of Arab and Islamic Americans self-identifying as white, alternative samples: 1994-2012.
Figure 1 presents the fraction of individuals self-identifying as white by alternative samples for 1994-2012.
Since alternative samples will be used in our sampling operator, the amplitude error appears in our scheme.
To address these possibilities, we use instrumental variable techniques and alternative samples as robustness tests for our main specification.
Two alternative samples of salt hydrate are evaluated experimentally and the results are used to inform system modelling.
The results are robust to alternative samples and specifications, and survive several sensitivity checks including correcting for mean reversion.
We showed in Section 5 that our results are robust to the inclusion of a large set of individual, country and local controls, and to the use of alternative samples and specifications.
Third, we look at the distribution of test scores, and fourth we consider alternative samples for our Mincer regressions that also include self-employed individuals or that excludes potential students, i.e. individuals age 25 29.
