Sentence examples for child fixed from inspiring English sources

The British psychiatrist Lorna Wing (also the parent of an autistic child) fixed on the "near-misses" — those children who met some diagnostic criteria but not enough to be designated autistic.

However, only one child is sampled in each household, so there is no distinction between child fixed effects and household fixed effects.

For example, Stevens and Schaller (2011) employ child fixed effects to determine that parental job loss increases the probability of grade retention.

Specifically, Cho (2012) makes use of school, grade, and child fixed effects to identify the impact of exposure to ELL on test scores.10.10

Carneiro and Ginja (2016) assume exogeneity of income shocks (defined as fluctuations in income conditional on child fixed effects and time-varying controls) but recognize that this is a strong assumption.

In this paper, we implement three alternative strategies (instrumental variables, sibling differences, and child fixed effects models) designed to identify whether this correlation can be attributed to the mother's welfare receipt directly or to other characteristics of mothers who receive welfare, regardless of whether or not those characteristics are observable to the researcher.

And the episode shows that it's men who seek capable women - whether it's to pen an obituary, handle a temperamental child, fix him a drink, or handle a dead secretary's corpse.

To account for selection bias, we used within-child fixed effects to model the variability in each child's BITSEA scores over two measurement occasions (ages 12 and 24 months).

My children fixed a dinner for me that put me back on eating meat again.

Parents incur three categories of expenses in the care of their children: fixed, variable, and controlled.

Although loose sports equipment was made available to the control school children, fixed playground equipment provides no opportunity to move objects around and is an area, along with weather influences, warranting further examination.