"participation probability" is a correct and usable phrase in written English that can refer to the probability of an individual or group taking part in an activity or situation.
For example, "The participation probability of high school students in after-school clubs is on the rise."
In particular, the LPM indicates that naturalisation is associated with an increase in OJT participation probability of 1.6 percentage points.
PP and HW denote the participation probability (in percentage points) and the unconditional hours of work per week, respectively.
When the subsidy rate is substantially high, every percent increase in participation probability or every Yuan increase in extra insured loss will cost considerably.
Most land use and street variables along dimensions of density, diversity and design, as well as the proximity to regional transport infrastructures, influence either the participation probability or the distance travelled by car.
In this subsidy scheme, the participation probability ( Pr left( {C,sigma,p} right) ) will increase if a higher insurance coverage ( C ) or a higher subsidy rate ( sigma ) is provided, or if premiums ( p ) fall.
The first line is the simulated programme participation probability for our reference single mother and the subsequent three rows show how this changes in response to a £10 increase in the level of entitlement for each programme.
The studies mainly applied propensity score matching (PSM) to compare programme participants with suitable non-participants, for whom similar participation probabilities had been estimated (Rosenbaum and Rubin 1983).
Results are similar for participation probabilities.
This indicates that there is no unobserved heterogeneity in participation probabilities.
Weighting factors for DEGS1 considered sampling, response and continued participation probabilities as described elsewhere in detail [ 18].
Calculation of the weighting factor also considered re-participation probability of GNHIES98 participants, based on a logistic regression model.
