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Shkolnikov et al. (2003) have developed a new formula for the decomposition of differences between Gini coefficients by age and causes of death.
Following Firpo et al. [ 34], the decomposition of differences between rural and urban HAZ scores (for each country) proceeds in two steps (please see Additional file 1 for details of the decomposition procedure).
By following a linear decomposition method, their method allows for the decomposition of the difference in an outcome variable between two groups into one portion explained by differences in the observed characteristics and a second part due to differences in the estimated coefficients.
The decomposition of the difference between two crude rates into several additive effects based on the purging method was developed by Liao [20], which integrates into a linear algebraic solution the rate standardization method based on a log-linear analysis.
For better visibility of differences between the various models, we show decomposition results for the ROF, VO, SED, TVG, and DG3PD models for two magnified parts of the original image (see Fig. 3 b, c) in Figs. 4 and 5.
The findings provide evidence that rural urban wage differentials are prevalent in Mexico and that differences exist in the decomposition of wages between formal and informal workers.
A free energy component analysis makes possible the decomposition of the free energy difference between the binding of the wild-type and mutant peptide into its components.
Reverse engineered Petri nets are then composed simply by combining for each difference vector one arbitrarily chosen set of controled reactions that results from the decomposition of each of the subsequent difference vectors.
A model comparison describing the decomposition of forest residues showed remarkable differences in the model-calculated decomposition processes of two decomposition models (Palosuo and others 2008).
The decomposition of rates method was used to calculate the rate difference for each stratum between the two surveys.
