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Constructing a panel first involves selecting the clinical domain that the panel will be asked to address.

"They've constructed a panel of quote 'experts' -- people who are there to critique and scrutinize the work, not react to it in a natural consumer environment," said Tom Jump, the director of promotions and marketing for Buick.

Field constructed a panel using cross-sectional data with retrospective questions.

To estimate this discrete-time duration model, we construct a panel dataset such that the spell length of any given individual determines a vector of binary responses.

The survey follows establishments over time, and a unique establishment identifier allows us to construct a panel of workplaces over time covering the period from 2011 to 2015.

I construct a panel of establishments from the ETS, although, as explained below, the year-on-year matching of the establishments is not perfect.

For the 1,217 acquirers in our sample, we construct a panel data set by matching firms with Compustat annual files from 1996 2006.

Thus, although the survey is designed as a repeated cross section, it is possible to construct a panel of establishments with more than 500 employees so long as the same establishment can be identified across samples of different years.

I used these weekly releases to construct a panel of UI availability for each state at a monthly frequency (to match the monthly CPS data used for the primary analyses).

We conduct a time series on Western German data from 1970 to 2011 and construct a panel data set from 1977 to 2011 based on data of the West German states ("Bundesländer") to estimate the influence of demographic changes over time.