Sentence examples for by the average differences from inspiring English sources
The term is one of the income differentials explained by the average differences in characteristics.
The part explained by the average differences in characteristics is equal to 0.333 (i.e., 73% of the gap 0.333/0.453).
Using the Oaxaca-Ransom decomposition (1994), we showed that less than three quarters (73%) of the income gap was actually explained by the average differences in the characteristics between male and female GPs and that less than two thirds (61%) of the income gap can be explained by the difference in the number of services provided.
The analysis showed that 73% of the income gap can be explained by the average differences in doctors' characteristics; for example, 61% of the gender income gap is explained by the gender differences in workload, i.e., number of consultations and visits, which is on average significantly lower for female GPs than for male GPs.
Predictors of recurrence were generated as follows: gene expression for subtype B member profiles was adjusted by removing the average differences between subtype B and subtype A tumor vascular expression for each gene.
The spread of performance across companies, as measured by the average difference in EBIT margin between companies in the top quartile of their industries compared to the bottom quartile, is greater than at any time in recent history.
For difference-in-difference estimates, Y1i is replaced by the difference between earnings following participation and earnings prior to program participation, and Y ¯ 0 j i is replaced by the average difference for the matched comparison cases over the same period.
These differences can be measured by the frequency of occurrence of the various emotional events, and by the average difference in the payments for the two participants in that event.
The saccadic facilitation effect was characterized by the average difference between the latencies for uniform and structured backgrounds.
Self-assessment of QI skills improved from baseline as determined by the average difference in satisfaction index (group data) as well as in individual self-assessment scores.
