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Figure 7 The XRD patterns of optimized varistor sample which include ZnO, additives and spinel.

From the brokerage branch, we could access to the data corresponding to 30,262 mortgage loans originated between 2005 and 2010 (mortgage sample), which include information on loan and borrower characteristics, including real estate appraisal value and lender identity.

However, it is not possible to estimate the significance of this factor as my data do not contain information on friends or relatives of migrants outside their households, and there are very few extended households in the sample which include both migrants and non-migrants (e.g., elderly parents living in Russia before 1989 and their migrant child who moved after 1989).

When the researchers looked at a much broader sample, which included unrated bonds, they found there have been about 36 times as many municipal defaults over the past 40 years as the conventional wisdom suggests.

Table 7 summarizes regression results using an unbalanced sample, which includes both completed and right-censored observations19.

Pollak et al. [45] studied a sample which included a large proportion of type C fractures (74 %).

Heterogeneity might also have influenced the results in the BD sample, which included the complete DSM-IV bipolar disorders category.

The measurement chip successively detected 1.0 and 0.5 μg mL−1 IgG in the raw sample, which included many kinds of foreign substances without any sample pre-treatment.

Left panel refers to the baseline sample, which includes disaggregate bilateral observations and grouped observations grouped observations are weighted by the number of countries included in the group.

We then exclude individuals with either very low or high propensity scores, and retain a sample which includes only those with propensity scores from 0.2 to 0.8.

The left panel refers to the baseline sample, which includes all disaggregated bilateral observations plus one observation for each set of grouped countries.