Sentence examples for mean propensity score from inspiring English sources

The mean propensity score was 0.603 for controls and 0.618 for cases.

The mean propensity score for women cooking with gas was 0.33 and for women cooking with wood was 0.93.

After matching, the all-comparator group had a mean propensity score of 0.340, essentially unchanged for the MMX mesalazine group.

The mean propensity score values were 0.51 (SD = 0.26) in the psoriasis group compared to 0.79 (SD = 0.17) in the control group (p < 0.001).

In order to reduce the influence of outlying weights (i.e. those observations with a very high or very low propensity score), weights may be stabilized via multiplication by the mean propensity score of the given exposure group [ 19, 22].

The mean propensity score was 0.75, indicating that the average weight given to each follow-up responder was 1.33, while the minimum and maximum weights were 1.03 and 14.4, (corresponding to maximum and minimum propensity scores of 0.97 and 0.0696, respectively).

The balancing property of the logit specification is tested to ensure that the sample of invaded households and the sample of non-invaded households have similar mean propensity scores and observables at various levels of propensity scores (Becker and Ichino 2002).

The mean propensity scores for the CAB and LF-AMB groups were 0.35 and 0.66, respectively.

Here, we observe negligible difference in the mean propensity scores and their distribution of the two groups after kernel matching, indicating that we were successful in our matching.

As there are multiple matches for individuals in the intervention group, the mean propensity scores of matched controls for the corresponding intervention unit, and the propensity score of each intervention unit are illustrated in the figure.

The mean (±SD) propensity score was virtually identical for the two groups (0.50 ± 0.17 for both).