Sentence examples for sample that excludes from inspiring English sources

We hence run our Mincer regression for an alternative sample that excludes individuals below the age of 30 (see Table 21 in the Appendix).

The fifth specification in Table 5 reports results from analyzing a sample that excludes protest respondents.

Additional analyses are conducted for a sample that excludes individuals who took at least 1 month of full-time study in a year.

To test the effect of the MAR hypothesis on the classification, LCA models were fitted with and without the depression indicator for 1) the complete sample (n = 1164), 2) a sub-sample with complete data for depression (n = 890) and 3) a sub-sample that excludes individuals with missing data for the cognition and depression scores (n = 1063).

Hereafter, we use " B. alpina ingroup" to refer to the subset of B. alpina samples that excludes the Cerro Zamorano population.

Expression profiles from all collected samples passed sample quality checks in Lumi, except for one pulvinar sample that was excluded from further analysis.

To carry out this aim, we compared the final model, which included the full study sample, to a narrower sample that excluded individuals who were high cost in the previous year (top 10%% of 2008 expenditures).

The estimated odds ratios changed less than 10% when we compared the full dataset with a complete case dataset, and also when comparing the full dataset with a sample that excluded men who had ever had an enlarged prostate.

All regression analyses were repeated on a restricted sample that excluded cases with mild dysplasia, which yielded similar results (data not shown), and therefore we retained the grouping of mild and progressive cervical disease in our final models [ 30, 32].

All critical illness event markers remained significant and similar in magnitude among critical care survivors with no prior hospitalizations and for the sample that excluded patients with a history of Parkinson's disease, head trauma and alcohol abuse.

Therefore, we examined two types of models: one that included previously high cost members (thus identifying primarily individuals at risk of future high costs who had also been high cost in the past) and another sample that excluded members who were previously high cost, allowing us to identify predictors for being newly high cost.