Sentence examples for insignificant estimates from inspiring English sources

6Fixed effect Logit estimation was also employed and resulted in insignificant estimates on most covariates due to relatively little variation in the explanatory variables over time.

However, insignificant estimates for coefficients on proficiency levels one and two could be canceling this effect.

Lines 1a) to 1e) of Table 3 show that insignificant estimates are the largest category in all types of ALMP except for wage subsidies, where 10 out of 16 estimates are positive.

The analysis for Sweden rendered a poor fit (RMSEA = 0.07) as well as insignificant relations between factors, and although the analysis for Norway rendered a good fit (RMSEA = 0.03) it gave statistically insignificant estimates.

The unemployment estimates for non-western immigrants exhibit an insignificant positive trend before taking treatment, the in-treatment effect is then significantly negative, followed by four consecutive years of negative insignificant estimates and then two years of significantly negative estimates.

While all previous results were surprisingly consistent across countries, using the parental education instrument in the employment regression yields statistically insignificant estimates in eight countries (Austria, Czech Republic, Finland, Japan, Korea, New Zealand, Singapore, and Sweden).

The marginally insignificant estimate for FUND may be due to the small sample size.

We find significantly positive correlations between individual trade union membership and paid vacation in all pooled OLS specifications and a marginally insignificant estimated coefficient of individual membership in the FE specification of the stayer sample.

The statistically insignificant estimate for non-participants suggests that in the absence of dairy hub, there would be no significant difference in the average behaviour of the participants and non-participants caused by unobservable factors (Abdulai and Huffman 2014; Kleemann et al. 2014; Lokshin and Sajaia 2004).

The insignificant estimate of the interaction term in Model 3 suggests that BMI status does not systematically affect the WC-cost relationship.

The exceptions are neurologists and gynecologists with insignificant parameter estimates, but significantly positive estimates for private facilities of inpatient care.