The results are again substantially similar to the baseline estimates, although the estimated coefficient on the post*morbidlyobese interaction term for women's employment actually becomes more negative.
Various robustness exercises confirm the validity of the baseline estimates.
We found lower effects with respect to the baseline estimates.
We encapsulate these effects within the baseline estimates.
Characterization of the frequency and nature of this violence provides baseline estimates to inform interventions.
The pattern of results in these additional analyses is remarkably similar to our baseline estimates.34.34
In this section we explore the sensitivity of the baseline estimates to including such measures.
Dropping the First Circuit produces very similar results to the baseline estimates.
Row 1 reports the baseline estimates from Tables 2 and 3 for comparison.
In the baseline estimates, I consider the method of the nearest neighbor as explained in Sect.
Table 3 reports our baseline estimates of Equation 1, with and without controls.
