Sentence examples for institutions variables from inspiring English sources

The political institutions variables are taken from the ICTWSS Databease (Visser (2013)) and The Database of Political Institutions DPI-20122).

There are different approaches to exploring the empirical relationship between Okun's law and labour market institution variables.

Rather than exploring this avenue, this section considers how labour market institution variables are associated with shifts in the estimated Okun's coefficient over the business cycle16.

The dependent variable OPP is now called OPP΄΄, and its values for group 1 are repeated for group 2. The same procedure is also implemented for the PC configured by the transaction characteristics and economic institutions characteristics variables (TI), whose values do not differ between the basic scenario and the case of the sensitivity analysis.

Consequently, to test for attrition bias we first estimate a probit regression model (Eq. (2)), and test whether institution-specific variables such as past expected depreciation (surveyed answers from the previous month) or the financial type (bank, stockbroker or pension fund) had a significant effect on attrition.

Even if there is internal reliability (within a hospital), in the era of data sharing across institutions on variable EHRs, there is increasing room for error.

Second, data come from a single center and institution-specific variables may have influenced the present results.

Our study collected data on every surgeon who performs breast procedures at one of four geographically disparate institutions, with variable volume in breast surgery.

We aimed to determine the association between clinical exposure (number of cases seen), self- reports of clinical competence, and type of institution (predictor variables) and quality of care (outcome variable) as measured by clinical vignettes.

Eligible patients will be centrally randomised to either Arm A (TJ-100) or Arm B (placebo) in accordance with the minimisation method for assigning patients to Arm A or Arm B according to the type of LT LDLTT or DDLT), body weight (<60 or ≥60 kg), age (<50 or ≥50 years) and the institution as variables before LT.

However, during pathological conditions, as observed in acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), this biological variability can be lost, and the institution of variable ventilation (noisy, VV) may lead to morphofunctional improvement compared with conventional ventilation (CV).