Sentence examples for gap variables from inspiring English sources

Thus the wage gap variables may be correlated with the net migration disturbances.

Four gap variables and three landscape variables at four scales (500 2000 m) were included in the models.

Other gap variables that significantly, and positively, affected tree mortality were the mean diameter of colonised wind-felled trees and basal area of living spruce trees in stands adjacent to the storm gaps.

We instrument the three wage gap variables by FDI and employment for the common group of cities and for cities 9 and 22, giving 6 instruments in all (the Sargan test for overidentification has a p value of 0.265) and perform a Hausman-Wu test of the difference between the IV and the OLS estimates.

For length, only the child sex and Gap variables are statistically significant.

The other anion gap variables were: sodium, 145 mmol/l; potassium, 4.5 mmol/l; and chloride, 111 mmol/l.

There is an argument that there may be some endogeneity in the regressors especially in the wage gap variable.

While the aspiration gap variable is a discrete variable for whichordered logit or probit estimations would be the standard regression approach, we runOLS regressions as the interpretation of the estimated coefficients is morestraightforward.

It is not significant (the p value is 0.42), and so we conclude that there are no significant feedback effects between net city migration and the city wage gap variable.

Furthermore, we elected to dichotomize the gap variable at ≤6 months or >6 months so that our work would be directly comparable with earlier publications describing posttransition gaps in care >6 months for patients with type 1 diabetes (12, 13).

The third modification is a multi-list version of the EET where subjects are asked to complete two or more X- and Y-lists distinguished by the size of the gap variable g.