Another explanation shows the same pattern of age heaping for the women aged 15 49 when following the same cohort from 1976 to 1986 , 1997and 2007 suggesting that the same individuals or cohorts enumerated in the subsequent census and had the same propensity to misreport in time.
For instance, if a wood user and an NG user have the same propensity score, these two participants would have the same probability to use wood (if they could have the freedom to choose), and hence can be compared on the outcome measurements.
Second, I consider the stratification method that consists of dividing the propensity score in intervals such that within each interval, treated and control units have on average the same propensity score.
This is Jacobi's lesson in Allwill, and it is repeated in the Woldemar — though the central character there, Woldemar, while exhibiting the same propensity to abstract feeling and abstract thought as Allwill, is treated by Jacobi with much warmth.
His brothers and his parents never get lost, and his nephews as they grow up are showing the same propensity.
On Thursday, Sotheby's sale, which was thinner than Christie's, only took in $163 million but registered roughly the same failure rate as a result of the same propensity to overestimate the best, and to admit works unworthy of an evening session.
Thus, under the assumptions of the strong ignorability in treatment assignment, if a unit in the treatment group and a corresponding matched unit in the comparison group have the same propensity score, the two matched units will have, in probability, the same value of the covariate vector X i.
Thus, as in rodents and primates, prominin-1 from non-mammalian vertebrate animal models has the same propensity to appear in various alternatively spliced forms being suggestive of multiple — yet unidentified — interacting partners and/or specific functions.
Other than governing invasiveness of U87-2M1 glioma cells, we have also shown that miR-10b displays the same propensity toward regulation of U87-2M1 cell death and growth.
While there is a consensus that war trauma can lead to measurable adverse mental and physical health effects, emerging data suggest that not all deployments have the same propensity to cause these problems.
