Sentence examples for effect of enrolment from inspiring English sources

Non-differential misclassification is generally associated with an underestimation of effects and would rather have attenuated the real effect of enrolment on mortality.

We investigated the effect of enrolment into community-based health insurance on mortality in children under 5 years of age in a health and demographic surveillance system in Nouna, Burkina Faso.

This report examines the effects of enrolment subsidies offered in Bangladesh on child labour and schooling.

The ATT estimates provide a quantitative measure of the average effect of CBHI enrolment status across the enrolled population on the change in probability of choosing one of the four health care options.

This paper reports estimates of the causal effect of academy enrolment on primary school pupils.

However, the effect of insurance enrolment on child mortality was not changed by adjustment for vaccination coverage.

Second, through matching the average treatment effect on the treated, the effect of insurance enrolment on health-seeking behaviour was estimated.

These results are in accordance with findings from a study of the effect of selective enrolment in a large population-based study of pregnant women [ 8].

This type of bias cannot, however, explain the strong protective effect of insurance enrolment found in the present analysis, as this bias would at most have attenuated the effect.

Secondly, we estimated the direct effect of insurance enrolment on the decision to seek treatment from available care options, which was done through matching on observable characteristics and estimating the average treatment effect on the treated (ATT).

There is however, as described previously, evidence of a diverging effect of higher enrolment in formal childcare on fertility intentions for mothers with one child who experience high levels of job strain (see Fig.  1, right panel).