Sentence examples for restrictive specification from inspiring English sources
Model (1) is the most restrictive specification, including only the measure of potential revenue exposure as defined in (7) above.
Relative to Farber and Valletta (2013), I use a less restrictive specification that enables direct estimation of the response of unemployment duration to benefit duration and direct comparison to prior findings.
The least restrictive specification is given by Δ Revenue j = a 0 + Σ q a 1 ⋅ Δ AGI qj + a 2 ⋅ Burden qj + a 3 ⋅ Δ AGI qj ⋅ Burden qj (10).
However, in NSW, we showed that the inclusion of state-specific trends only eliminated the evidence of a negative effect of minimum wages under the restrictive specification that these trends are linear, and when one included endpoints of the sample period that included rather strong recessionary periods.
Others are very restrictive in terms of colorspace specification.
The final specification is the most restrictive: all men who arrived in the USA as adults, none are self-employed, and each man is at least 25 years of age.
A rigid application of their a priori specification would also be particularly restrictive and counter to the use of consortia and long-term prospective studies to evaluate risk factors or outcomes not specified at the design stage of the studies.
This model overcomes an important shortcoming of existing phase-field models, namely that the specification of kinetics and nucleation is both restrictive and extremely opaque.
Here we investigate: 1) how identification assumptions affect the specification of SEMs, 2) whether the more restrictive SEM assumptions can be relaxed, and 3) whether existing sensitivity analyses can be extended to this setting.
FUBAR is considered to be a more robust approach than random effects models since it uses a highly flexible and less restrictive setting and thus is less sensitive to model specification, particularly when the strength of selection varies across different sites [ 62].
