Sentence examples for effects implied by from inspiring English sources

Marginal effects implied by the estimated Tobit-model coefficients in column (5) are very large.

This is the first of two companion papers concerned with an assessment of the non-linear effects implied by the modified Morison equation.

Second, concerning the labor supply decision, the distortionary effects implied by higher tax progressivity induce a sharp reduction in the labor supply of all types of individuals, with no (substantial) differences across different type individuals (see Fig. 3 where individual labor supplies (almost) overlap each other).

This section presents the results of the recycling prediction method to ascertain the pure effects of insurance and to show the magnitude effects implied by the coefficients.

To ascertain the pure effects of insurance, specifically on changes in the predicted probability of insurance across income groups and to show the magnitude effects implied by the coefficients, I used the recycling prediction method [ 15].

Linear mixed models with random intercepts and slopes were also considered appropriate in the context of this study because they fit the notion of person-specific effects implied by individual calibration by allowing intercept and slopes to vary across participants.

It is difficult to fathom a natural process that could underlie the cause and effect implied by this superstition.

However a main critic recently raised against the system is the coupling effect implied by the demerit points on the driving license.

Given their estimated employment elasticity for those in the bottom decile of the skill distribution (the affected workers) of −0.076, and an employment rate in this group of 44%, the employment effect implied by the increase they consider is −6%, an estimate that cannot be used to dismiss the methods out of hand as providing implausible estimates.15.15

We list only the (net) trend effects (as implied by the interactions).

However, the necessity to control for trend effects is generally implied by higher winter mortality.