Among them, differences in county explains 7%, while difference in industry accounts for 14% of the total variation.
This extension of the WSRT, developed by John Tukey, forms the basis for constructing a single confidence interval for all differences in county and state directly age-adjusted cancer rates.
The review also found notable differences in county-to-county efforts to correct problems at rail crossings identified as the most dangerous by federal regulators.
At the end of each year, the Westchester section tries to do just that, publishing a collection of obituaries about people who made a difference in the county.
There was no statistically significant difference in median county level pre-1950's homes, household income and poverty level between addresses with and without complete address level information.
It is difficult to say whether the differences in two counties is the cause of their different political and social views -- or the result of them.
That discrepancy contributed to -- but did not fully explain -- a stark difference in the count: In counties carried by Mr. Bush, 29percentt of the overseas ballots were ruled invalid, but in counties carried by Mr. Gore, the figure was 60percentt.
But there was a difference in the two counties' votes.
However, programs vary significantly in terms of services covered and income eligibility standards, and some programs cap enrollment.11 This variation, in part, reflects both variation in available funding and differences in how counties prioritize resources.
Silver claimed that the vote differences in the counties can be completely explained by the racial and educational characteristics of the voters in those areas.
However, the opposite pattern is observed among passerines, with evenness increasing from 1998 to 2002 F1,1288 = 11.25, P = 0.001) with no difference in this increase in counties that do or do not report human WNV cases (F1,128 = 0.475, P = 0.492).
