The personal background data included the children's gender, age in months, parental education (university, college, secondary, primary), and area of residence (city, town, small town, village).
An unstable effect, which disappears when the model is reduced to significant factors only, is found for the place of residence with town or small city residents being less likely to object.
"Our home is the highest residence in town".
(Neighborhood rents climbed so high as a result that artists and poets, Ginsberg included, took up residence across town, east of Cooper Square).
The other day, a visitor to the LeFrak residence, a town house steps from Central Park, was greeted by Richard's wife, Karen, along with two barking standard poodles.
In a ceremony known as "the drag", Sir Clement visited every university halls of residence, the town's ice cream parlour and the students' coffee shop.
Clad in salmon sandstone, its slate roof punctuated by six chimneys and a soaring turret, it was the largest residence in town when it was completed in 1888.
It is the salon of Palazzo Campello, perhaps the grandest residence in town and -- for the duration of the Spoleto Festival -- the rented home of the venerable composer Gian Carlo Menotti.
We use place of residence (Nouna town versus Nouna villages) as examples of covariates and present net-benefits estimates for different values of the ceiling ratio (Ro) including zero.
To develop a sociodemographic risk profile, the following data were assembled: date of birth, gender, profession (scholars, employees, non-employed persons, pensioners), place of residence [village/small town (<50000), metropolis (>50000)], kind of habitation (apartment sharing, single), nationality (native, foreign).
