We argued that, net of controls, the character of a nation's government may affect the efficiency by which said nation uses energy resources to promote well-being.
For the Poisson portion of Model 2, coercive mobility is again positive and significant, showing that as coercive mobility increases, so does the number of doctor's offices in a neighborhood, net of controls.
New urban routes offered greater traffic safety, accessibility, pleasurability, crime safety, and diversity, but suburban routes had greater housing density, net of controls (parental education, rooms in the home, home ownership, parent preference for child to walk to school).
This relationship between centrality and sleep is net of controls for age, race, ethnicity, household income, and mother's education.
Cirrhosis decedents are more likely to be recorded as American Indian on their death certificates, and homicide victims are more likely to be recorded as Black; these results remain net of controls for followback survey racial classification, indicating that the relationship we reveal is not simply a restatement of the fact that these causes of death are more prevalent among certain groups.
An ego is 42% (6% to 95%) more likely to be happy if a friend who lives less than half a mile (0.8 km) away becomes happy (net of controls, including ego's baseline happiness).
Based on this approach, a SCEM system is designed as a net of control points defined on resources connected through supply process orders.
Given a control net of control points P (k, ℓ ) ∈ R 2, where again (k, ℓ ) ∈ R, the two-dimensional NURBS-surface G : Q → Ω is defined by (3) G (ξ 1, ξ 2 ) = ∑ (k, ℓ ) ∈ R R (k, ℓ ) (ξ 1, ξ 2 ) P (k, ℓ ), where Q = (0, 1 ) 2. We refer to Q as the parameter domain and to Ω = G (Q ) as the physical domain.
Improvement in sensitivity represents net reclassification of more cases into higher quartiles, improvement in specificity represents net reclassification of controls into lower quartiles, and overall improvement in classification combines the improvements in sensitivity and specificity.
We hypothesize that higher rates of coercive mobility (i.e., incarceration and re-entry) will be associated with both lower numbers of health care organizations and having no health care organizations within neighborhoods, net of neighborhood controls.
Students walked more when they attended the school in the walkable community, they lived near school, parents and children perceived fewer barriers to walking, and children had lower BMI scores, net of demographic controls.
