Sentence examples for by imposing the common from inspiring English sources

This step is followed by imposing the common support region, which is the area within the minimum and maximum propensity scores of treated and comparison groups, respectively (Caliendo and Kopeinig 2008).

As stated by Becker and Ichino (2002 ), imposing the common support condition in the estimation of the propensity score may improve the quality of the matches used to estimate the average treatment effects.

First, a common structural VAR model can be fitted to each subject individually by imposing the same zero constraints on the coefficients (thus defining the structure) while estimating the unconstrained coefficients for each patient separately.

Under the Combination Acts of 1799 and 1800, a general prohibition had been placed upon them, in addition to the restraints imposed by the common law of conspiracy.

It is contentious to say so, but it may be that the rigidities imposed by the common currency have more than offset the benefits that the euro was supposed to bring.

Referees have no option to impose the more common five-minute major.

Referees have no option to impose the more common five-minute major penalty.

One common way of imposing the gradient is to bleach the sample.

For given switching constraints in the state space Rn, a state feedback controller for single-input switched systems is designed, based on the fact that closed loop system solutions are enforced to converge towards the invariant hyperplane attractor in Rn, as defined by the imposed common left eigenvector.

While this can be implemented in mixed models by imposing such structure on the genetic covariance matrix in a standard, multi-trait model, an equivalent model is obtained by fitting the common and specific factors genetic separately.

While assuming the contractive condition, the existence of a common fixed point is ensured either by imposing some additional restriction on δ or by assuming some additional condition besides the contractive condition or by imposing strong conditions on the continuity of mappings (for references see [9, 21 28]).