After stratification by funding source, bias (i.e., funnel plot asymmetry) appears to remain in atherosclerosis and bone studies with no industry sponsorship bias coefficients: −4.83 (95% CI −7.25, −2.41; p value < 0.0001), −2.80 (95% CI −5.42, −0.17; p value = 0.043), respectively.
The sheet-metal industry uses Lankford coefficients and the forming-limit curve, FLC, as standards for characterizing a sheet's ability to be stretched and deep drawn.
On average, jobs in agriculture pay around a third less than those outside of agriculture, holding location and type of worker constant (see Table 6 in Appendix for estimates of industry dummy variable coefficients from standard log-wage regressions).11.11
The main industries in Kyoto are manufacturing industries, which have higher waste generation coefficients than the tertiary industries that dominate Tokyo.
It should be noted that the Biot coefficient is usually assumed to be 1 in fracture gradient calculation in the oil and gas industry; therefore, the Biot coefficient is not considered in the related equations.
Table 1 – Local Coefficient By Industry.
Under the industry fixed effect, each coefficient at a significance level of 1% is clearly not zero.
In addition to understanding the relationship between Okun's coefficient and industry employment levels we are also interested in understanding how sector level employment affects unemployment rates following a recession.
Empirical data collected from engineers in airspace industries show that path coefficients of the risk structural model are significantly different between the manufacturer-advantaged situation and the supplier-advantaged situation.
Meanwhile, the official interregional I O table for the year 2000 is not publicly available.11 Therefore, we apply technology coefficients between industries on regions (or input coefficients in the interregional I O table) from the database in 1995, and other information from national and regional economic accountings in 2000.12.
