Sentence examples for cohort variation from inspiring English sources
Compared to the Rouse study, this investigation allows for unemployment spells, includes estimated pension income in some specifications and identifies the causal effects of education on earnings using the cross country and cross cohort variation in compulsory school years.
At first glance, these unadjusted proportions suggest that duration may be the underlying cause of the cohort variation in remittance-sending that is, the longeremittance-sending thatthe US, the weaker theis economic thes.
(2) The vertical stratification of higher education institutions, i.e., the postsecondary education sector's segmentation into "junior" and "regular" colleges, is relevant, where a smaller STEM advantage over non-STEM fields is detected among junior college graduates after accounting for potential cohort variation.
Fourth, our data allows a number of other confounding factors to be controlled, including geographic (study parish) and temporal (birth cohort) variation in fertility and mortality, as well as number of siblings, maternal age and maternal survival.
The minimum of 5 individuals per group minimizes the risk of confounding between individual variation and cohort variation.
The benefit of using a stochastic SIR model is that transmission parameters can be estimated using statistical modelling; here the conventional stochastic SIR model was extended by explicitly allowing for cohort variation and unobserved temporal effects.
As a result, slight cohort variations can result in a stronger effect on the corresponding VC than on estimates of vaccinations that have been recommended for a long time.
Each case was matched to a maximum of three controls on sex, RB heritable status, and date of birth within 5 years, to control for heritability, sex, and birth cohort variations.
Hence, using cross-country panel data, calculating an average unemployment rate over the life cycle for each cohort, and examining how its inter-cohort variation depends on labor-market institutions are interesting areas for future research.
I also find that intra- and inter-cohort variation in childhood exposure to the refugee crisis reduced height in early adulthood by 1.8 cm (1.2%), schooling by 0.2 years (7.1%) and literacy by 7 percentage points (8.6%).
Moreover, if temporal inter-cohort variation could entirely explain the observed geographic variation, one would not expect to observe a clinal variation, but rather an unordered differentiation pattern.
