Sentence examples for in common support from inspiring English sources

When they get down to business this time, Mrs Murray and Lendl will be reunited again in common support of her husband, although it is unlikely she will be turning the Wimbledon air as blue as she did in Australia.

The results confirmed there exist a considerable overlap in common support.

Differences in patient sample from differences in common support area/propensity score trimming.

Part I can further be decomposed by adding and subtracting the counterfactual mean malnutrition ∫ S g u x d F s r x, with d F s r x the density of characteristics in the subpopulation of rural children in the common support.

For clinical correlation the support band pressure during activity was measured in 21 healthy volunteers while controlling for the application pressure in 2 common support band designs.

In order to get the best matching estimators for matching the treatment and control households in the common support region, the nearest neighbour, caliper and kernel matching estimators were tested (Table 8).

Matching is always done with replacement and only observations in the common support region – where the propensity score of the control units is not smaller than the minimum propensity score of the treated units and the propensity score of the treated units not larger than the maximum propensity score of the control units – are used in the analysis.

Taking cognizance of the fact that the choice of the variables included in the matching procedure is somewhat arbitrary but could have a big impact on the percentage of rural or urban children that are matched, we conducted a sensitivity analysis of the percentage of children who are in the common support.

Table 5 Average treatment effect on the treated-kernel matching estimates     Panel 4 Panel 5 Matching Method Treatment Result Male Female Male Female D-in-D with common support Kernel ATT 0.055*** 0.088*** 0.072*** 0. 071***   Std.

The propensity scores were well balanced on many different important variables (about 95% of the visits were in the area of common support in the propensity score analysis) indicating substantial similarities in the characteristics of visits receiving different template types.

The description of the estimated propensity scores in regions of common support are presented in Table 9. Overlap between treatment and comparison groups is presented in Fig. 2.