Sentence examples for characteristics year from inspiring English sources

The models include controls for deal characteristics, bidder characteristics, year dummy variables, and industry fixed effects.

The table shows full estimates of the first model from Table 3, our preferred specification with demographics, state characteristics, year & state fixed effects, and six dummy variables for years before and after repeal of the law.

Descriptive characteristics (year of publication, country of origin, intervention type, number and mean age of respondents) and methodological characteristics (what was the measure of value; how was the health state described and valued; who valued it; how the QALY was aggregated) were collected for the 57 studies [3].

In the bivariate analyses, demographic characteristics, year of illness onset, clade of H5N1 virus infection, and underlying medical conditions were similar between fatal and nonfatal cases (Table 4).

* p < 0.01; ** p < 0.001 Adjusted for patient characteristics, zip code level characteristics, year fixed effects, and sampling weights.

At the first stage, community, socio-economic status and birthing characteristics, year of IDHS survey and days of recollection period, were entered.

Interviews were conducted until saturation and we recruited participants from a range of demographic characteristics, years of practice in radiology, and evidence-based medicine training.

Furthermore, there will be 3 levels of data collection: 1) Patient level (age, gender, morbidity, preventive services, attendance); 2) Health-care professional level (professional characteristics, years working at the team, workload); 3) Team level (characteristics, electronic clinical record system).

Providers' knowledge of newborn resuscitation was significantly associated with facility type, infrastructure, and three provider characteristics: years of experience offering EmONC services, training on newborn resuscitation, and confidence in performing newborn resuscitation (Table  6).

This finding was not observed in Panel 1 [ 24], potentially because of differences in demographic characteristics, years of service, timing of enrollment, sampling strategy between panels, and the method in which the exposure was measured.

There was a wide variation in physician recommendations for life-extending treatments for patients with similar profiles, which can partly be attributed to physician characteristics (years of experience and place of training).