Sentence examples for excluding protest from inspiring English sources

A considerable number of protest responses may cause selectivity bias; consequently, we used models excluding protest zeros.

The model 1 is the estimates for all respondents and the model 2 shows the results after excluding protest bids.

Putting together the fact that results do not differ qualitatively and that the bid coefficient is not statistically different when excluding protest respondents, we conclude that results are robust to the presence of protest respondents.

Table 6 performs the mean WTP for all respondents is estimated to be VND16,510 with the 95% confident interval between VND-4,670 VND-4,670,340 while the meandWTP after excluding protest VND29,340ondents increases up to VND31,520 whilethe 95% confident interval between VND17,860 and VND43,670.

For the purpose of comparison, we looked at three measures of mean WTP: (i) including all answers (both positive and zero WTP answers), (ii) excluding protest answers (i.e. statements of unwillingness to pay due to an objection to pay fees), and (iii) including only positive WTP values.

"The mere fact that they are protesting doesn't justify a rule excluding protests -- the issue is if the activity prevents other people from enjoying use of the space," said Kayden.

The theme categories were determined a priori, and included: 1) Description of event, 2) Victim's health condition/medical decisions, 3) Protests as a result of the event, 4) Testimonies (victim, victim's friends, witnesses, accused or family member), 5) General public's response to the event (excluding protests).

From the 351 included media reports; 26 were categorized as description of event, 112 as description of victim's health conditions or medical decisions, 134 as description of protests as a result of the event, 24 as testimonies (victim, victim's friends, witnesses, accused or family member), 55 as general public's response to the event (excluding protests).

The most common way is to identify and exclude protest bids from estimates of WTP (Mitchell and Carson 1989).

The most common way is to identify and exclude protest bids from estimates of willingness to pay (Mitchell and Carson [1989]).

The mean WTP was calculated approximately VND16,510 ($0.78) per household per month for all respondents and about VND31,520 ($1.49) after excluding the protest zero and scenario rejecting respondents.