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Among them, the spatial lag model is mainly used to control the spatial correlation in population migration and housing patterns that may affect the regional crime rate, the Spatial Error Model is mainly used to control the effects due to spatial lag or cross-sectional error of the crime rate itself, while the SAMSAD model is used to control both aforementioned effects.

All the models are estimated through dynamic ordinary least squares (DOLS) using the white cross-sectional standard error and covariance method, to eliminate the endogeneity (Herzer and Vollmer 2012) and to obtain comparable results between models with and without dummy variables (Wooldridge 2002).

An advantage is the explicit link made between the estimation of cross-sectional interpolation errors and the study of high-resolution reference gaugings.

Both the RE and FE estimation were found to suffer from heteroskedasticity, reflecting cross-sectional correlation of error terms in Eqs.

5 In that 24 hour cross sectional study, medication errors at the prescription and administration stages were reported by unit staff at a rate of 10.5 per 100 patient days.

This article introduces critical load formulae, discusses the various factors affecting the capacity increase such as sectional dimensions, buckling mode, fabrication error, and decrease of in-plane capacity due to load eccentricity, and recommends taking advantage of the capacity increase in truss design by shifting the working line of a T-section compression chord to the shear center.

This study drew on the fifteen E population-based cohort and cross-sectional studies that collected refractive error data (n = 68,350).

*Regression coefficients (standard error) This cross-sectional study was designed to investigate the association between exposure to OCs and osteoporosis-related ultrasound bone measurements in peri- and postmenopausal Inuit women from Greenland.