Sentence examples for minority variables from inspiring English sources

Moving from top to bottom, both the income and minority variables become significant and of the expected sign.

There were no differences between the ethnicities on the internalizing ratio measure, F 2,113) = 0.08, p =.93; therefore, the ethnicities were transformed into a minority variable.

Before running the full analysis on ethnicity, the differences between the individual minority categories (African American, Hispanic and Multi-racial) on the internalizing ratio score were evaluated to identify if collapsing the categories into a minority variable would be appropriate.

We do report the estimated parameter for the minority indicator variable, and where relevant, the estimated parameter on the selection correction term λ.

Most stars are relatively stable, but a significant minority of variable stars often undergo sudden and intense increases in luminosity and consequently in the amount of energy radiated toward bodies in orbit.

The ability of nucDNA data to sometimes dominate more nodes of the combined-data tree with only a minority of variable characters is surprising.

We combined discriminatory events and expectations of rejection into a single minority stress variable in order to test the first hypothesis.

The regression coefficient associated with an ethnic minority group variable represents the difference between that group's evaluation (that is, average percentage score) and the evaluation given by white respondents for each of the four dependent variables of interest.

For missing data on a minority of cognitive variables (mean RT and variability measures for SRT and CRT tasks), values were imputed with the EM algorithm in SPSS [see 23].

Similarly, visible minority or language variables may have quite different effects on non-economic factors that affect well-being of the two groups.

We also referred to Li and Zhang's (2008) method, incorporating gender minority as a variable to verify whether parents prefer the minority gender in children.