Sentence examples for persistence measures from inspiring English sources

This is also the first study on the effect of eligibility for automatic admissions examining longer-run college persistence measures.

Next, we look at persistence measures including year-by-year enrollment up to four years after high school graduation, total semesters enrolled in college four years after graduation, and transferring to a more (or less) selective college.

Unlike the present study that focuses on panel methods, Romero-Ávila and Usabiaga (2012) exclusively used univariate unit root tests (without considering breaks) and persistence measures like the median-unbiased estimates of the persistence parameter and the half-life of a shock.

We correlated persistence in general by taking each individual's button-press latencies and correlating these with their corresponding fMRI persistence measures obtained for each ROIs, including those in early visual areas (recall that both our behavioral and fMRI measures of persistence were computed within-subject by subtracting Vanish from Persist results).

Results were stratified by the dichotomous adherence and persistence measures.

Adherence and persistence measures will be derived from patient self-report, metabolic outcomes (indirect measure), and pharmacy records.

Persistence measure 2 required 1 claim per quarter to be persistent.

We also compared treatment persistence, measured as time to first 14-day treatment gap, between generic and brand-name initiators.

The variable y i is the persistence measure of interest at the time of the survey in 2007.

Once again, we find that the estimated coefficients on the ethnic persistence measure are mostly negative irrespective of gender, whereas the coefficients on the assimilation factor are mostly positive.

This exercise reveals that the higher the value of our ethnic persistence measure is, that is, the stronger immigrants are attached to their country of origin, the higher the degree of risk aversion is.