To measure objective social status, as jointly determined by education, income, and occupation, we deliberately dropped those who had never worked, which resulted in a sample of 76,946.5 Due to missing data, our working sample for analysis shrunk to 68,054.
The bivariate Tobit model is not widely used in the economics literature, but it has been shown to be particularly useful in cases where the dependent variables may be jointly determined (Yoo 2005, Rahman 2014), as is the case in the present study.
Worse, force can be modeled mathematically, as he argues in chapter 2, and it can be jointly determined by two quantities, as he argues in chapter 3. "God" is merely a placeholder for the cause of force itself.
The observed beta-diversity, and the corresponding probability distributions Fr i,j) which will be later derived from the model, are therefore a synthesis of plant death/reproduction rates as jointly determined by species physiology and habitat characteristics within the specific site considered.
The studies indicated the following interventions are required to support joint planning: – The 'new way' of working, including setting goals and strategies, as well as major decisions, are jointly determined and agreed by organisations across sectors [ 28, 32, 35, 37].
Physician production of patient visits is modeled as a jointly determined process of workload and input utilization.
Future analyses should attempt to treat both reimbursement rates and physician supply as potentially jointly determined with cost per episode and the probability of surgery in order to untangle the direction of causation.
When the parameter γ4 is significantly different from zero, inflammatory markers may be thought as being jointly determined with fatigue symptoms, and correction is needed.
As will be determined in the following section, we suspect that off-farm insurance coverage is jointly determined with the hours worked off-farm.
Loss mass distribution and the list of common losses are jointly determined in an inner loop: the loss mass distribution dictates what losses we regard as being "more common than expected".
