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This method allows us to decompose the estimated acceptance gap between high income (A h ) and low/non-income earners (A l ) into two components as follows: {widehat{A}}_h-{widehat{A}}_l=left({overline{X}}_h-{overline{X}}_lright){widehat{beta}}_l-{overline{X}}_hleft({widehat{beta}}_h-{widehat{beta}}_lright) (4).

We show that the estimated acceptance rate for BEVs is very sensitive to the predetermined inconvenience threshold level.

In this paper, we present an approach to estimate acceptance in a valid and representative form with only one working model, and apply it to test an innovative zero-emission toilet with recycling of wash water.

We used the local-score and global-score schemes with the optimum cutoffs estimated using acceptance rates, as explained previously, to obtain site-dependent probability distributions and substitution matrices for the six different structural classes.

Dahl and Lee [75] observed vehicle movements at 11 roundabouts in Vermont, Wisconsin, and Ontario, Canada, and estimated gap-acceptance parameters for cars and heavy vehicles separately in order to examine the effect of heavy vehicles on the entry capacity of roundabouts.

Professors Orville and Jones were the most accurate at estimating the acceptance of evolution among their students while Professor Ronson underestimated the amount of acceptance among his students.

It was part of a national project (PreGio), which also included a KAP (knowledge-attitudes-practices) survey on HPV infection and CC prevention [ 13] and a study to estimate the acceptance rate of HPV vaccination [ 14].

We estimated rates of abstract acceptance and of subsequent full publication, and identified abstract and meeting characteristics associated with acceptance and publication, using logistic regression analysis, survival-type analysis, and meta-analysis.

Determinants of abstract acceptance were estimated using multiple logistic regression analysis, including only analytical studies (studies including a control group or before-after comparisons).

Thus, we estimate the users' acceptance probabilities as function of the number and loads of sensing tasks.

Time-history analyses have been made to analyze the consequences of a dam failure and to estimate minor damage acceptance.