Sentence examples for estimates of the program from inspiring English sources

We provide intent to treat and the local average treatment effect estimates of the program on enrollment and dropout rates, and on academic performance.

If selection into these programs is non-random then such comparisons will lead to biased estimates of the program's true effects.

Each entry gives the difference-in-differences estimate of the program on the outcome presented in each row.

−0.081*** 0.023 Observation 1602 ***indicates significance at the 1% level Each entry gives the regression discontinuity design estimate of the program on the change in log number of employment from 2005 to 2010.

In this case, we may reject the model because of its inability to match the control group when in fact it is able to produce a good estimate of the program impact.

We then estimate rewards earned per month by dividing rewards earned in year 2 (or year 3 for the 42-month survey) by 12.7 7 Income including rewards at the 42-month point, therefore, is an estimate of the program's effect during the third year of the program.

Figure  1 illustrates the results from separate regressions of the ITT impact estimates of the EBM program, excluding baseline covariates.

This indirect effect has substantially contributed to favorable cost-effectiveness estimates of the vaccination program (7, 8 ).

With this "intention-to-screen approach", the analysis of cost-effectiveness overcomes the well-known bias of participants' self-selection [ 27] and allows estimates of the screening program's overall impact on the target population.

Where the estimated impact of the program on the costs of complications as derived from the model can be compared with estimates derived from other sources, results are of a similar order.

In the early days of the rental system, known as Vélib', an estimated 80 percent of the program's original bikes were stolen or damaged, often landing on the black markets of Eastern Europe and North Africa.