Comparing the estimated treatment effects reported for specification 1 with specification 2 indicates that allowing for observed changes in English language and age reduces the (unexplained) treatment effect by just over 2 percentage points for men, 3.5 percentage points for women, and 2.7 percentage points on average.
Some items are better reported: technical specifications and/or references to tests (65.1%), methods for calculating or comparing (90.2%), clinical and demographic characteristics (82.3%), diagnostic accuracy (90.2%).
The quadratic relationship of the ESG disclosure scores with ROE is reported in specifications (1 -(4) for the pooled OLS, random effect panel, fixed effect panel and quasi-maximum likelihood regression, respectively.
The relationship between the ESG score and ROE is reported in specifications (1 - 5), viz. the two types of pooled OLS, random effect panel, fixed effect panel and quasi-maximum likelihood regression, respectively.
Various definitions of trimesters have been applied, and some studies have not reported trimester specifications.
The microbalance manufacturer reported two specifications for the minimum weight quantifiable: "USP" (0.45 mg + 7.5 G × 10−5) and " U = 1%" (0.03 mg + 5 G × 10−6), where G is the gross (tare + sample) weight.
Columns (7) and (8) report specifications in which less-restrictive linear trends – now, simply city-specific linear trends – are substituted for the differential linear time trends for cities passing or not passing living wage laws, or passing different types of laws.
From those that did not publish a supplement or appendix, one publication did not have the option to do so, given journal (or report) specifications.
Following the public reporting specifications, we compared all patients with diabetes seen at our institution at least twice by an endocrinologist (and not a primary care provider) to all patients seen at least twice by a primary care provider.
The results obtained (Tables 6, 7) are virtually identical to those reported in specification (1)–(4) (Tables 4, 5).
