Sentence examples for endogenous selection from inspiring English sources

But excluding non-heads and restricting only to heads could be an endogenous selection.

Second, the pedestrian time occupancy equation is characterized by endogenous selection effects.

Although there are no required exclusion restrictions for endogenous selection models [29, 30], such restrictions are useful for ensuring appropriate identification of the parameters.

To deal with endogenous selection into the training program, we use a regression discontinuity design, exploiting the fact that a fixed number of applicants are taken into the training program based on a pre-training score.

Combining survey data with auxiliary administrative information on the size of the NSLP caseload, we extend nonparametric partial identification methods that account for endogenous selection and nonrandom classification error in a single framework.

Secondly, model 3 is, like many approaches trying to disentangle direct and indirect 'effects', at risk of endogenous selection bias (Elwert and Winship 2013): rather than conceptualizing occupation, reading habits and adult learning as a mediator between formal education and skills, they could also be regarded as common outcomes (descendants) of education and skills.

We develop an endogenous sample selection model to investigate how forest dependence influences a household's decision to participate in forest co-management program.

The plasmid constructs presented here, as well as the use of an endogenous dominant selection marker, represent a blueprint for the future successful production of safe, genetically modified microalgae, for the possible production of high value products or biofuels.

To investigate the merit of these endogenous control selection methods, we analyzed gene expression using different real-time PCR normalization setups and compared it with gene expression obtained using the fundamentally different approach of expression microarray measurements.

3) The manuscript argues that the germ-free mouse data indicate that there is an endogenous antigen-driven selection program at work, but does not rule out food antigens as sources for this selection.

Because governance is endogenous, we address selection effects by matching on municipal characteristics and long-term settlement patterns.