Sentence examples for results of specifications from inspiring English sources

Table 4 shows the results of specifications similar to Table 2 for our comparison groups: more-educated, prime-age, non-naturalized immigrants from Mexico and Central America and less-educated US natives.

The results of specification 3 suggest that country-specific migration costs exhibit a largely different pattern before and after the accession of the EU-8 countries.

In the following interpretation, I first explain the results of specification (1) to (4) and then focus separately on the fifth specification.

Note 2: this table shows the results of various specifications adding demographic controls and fixed effects.

In what follows, we will therefore focus on the results of the specifications that do correct for selection on unobservables.

Table 2 reports the results of the specifications presented in (6) as the dynamic panel data model.

Table 4 presents selected coefficients from the initial results of various specifications of the wage assimilation equation for black male immigrants.

The results of both specifications that do correct for unobserved heterogeneity suggest that the immediate effects for the three treatment types are large and statistically significant.

Moreover, we do not find any effect of education, age and gender of the respondents on the likelihood of their intention to use (the results of the specifications including the age and gender variables are not reported in the table for the sake of space but are available from the authors upon request).

10 I examined the impacts of absolute and relative rankings of heights on earnings in the Dutch data and the American Time Use Survey, with nearly identical results for specifications of height as absolute or relative.

Table 4 shows the results for specific years as well as the results of regression specification that allows the intervention effect to vary by interacting the intervention dummy with the year variables.