Sentence examples for income analyses from inspiring English sources

That means it cannot be used for income analyses that examine trends beginning before 2000.

Since many income analyses consider trends since 1969, that means that the 1969 to 1978 inflation trend is more biased upwards than the post-1978 trend (which is also biased upwards).

We have arrived at the PCE deflator, which is the measure of inflation the Federal Reserve Board prefers to consult and the measure used by the Congressional Budget Office today in its income analyses.

For implicit liking, these analyses were limited to those individuals who completed the SC-IAT for fruit (n = 212 for income analyses).

Our analyses of other indicators of SES were generally consistent with the income analyses, except our finding of no association between access to care measures and eGFR < 75.

A similar trend was found in the family income analyses, in which high income family had higher HRQoL scores in both the HBV+ group and in the general population, but scores were higher in the general population (Table  2).> In regression model analysis, HBV+ patients had lower EQ-VAS (−0.985, p = 0.0004) and EQ-5D (−0.673, p < 0.0001) scores than the general population.

Adult SEP indicators (covariates) were education level (college or more/high school/elementary or less) and household per capita monthly income (analysed as a continuous variable and calculated as total family income divided by the number of dependents on that income).

The Census Bureau began using the CPI-U-X1 for income trend analyses in 1993.

Thomas Piketty and Emmanuel Saez used it in their original income concentration analyses and continued to do so through the mid-2000s.

Since the sensitivity to price differed depending on the income, the analyses on price were stratified on income levels.

We also adjusted for childhood family income in analyses for whites but not for blacks because childhood family income was only associated with the fibroid outcome for whites.