Given most of the coefficients keep their directions and magnitude does not change drastically, it seems that unobserved heterogeneity of districts in our sample plays a marginal role.
Not that I stood out: by then, in the late 80s, I was working as a reporter in the House of Commons, and female journalists, like female MPs, were so uncommon, it seemed preferable to be unobserved than leered at by male MPs in the corridors of power which we thought of as the Reeperbahn.
Improvements in reporting quality seem to go unobserved by investors until the PCAOB releases its inspection report, which typically takes more than two years.
Believing themselves to be unobserved, the elephant and its keeper seemed more affectionate than they were in public, and they seemed to become the same size.
It seemed the kind of history that passes mostly unobserved, a diesel engine and a hundred boxcars rolling over remote country, and we shared an unspoken moment of respect, Todd and I, for times past, frontiers gone, and then walked on, talking about nothing much but making something of it.
And yet, though Sally admits that this is "unusual", the eccentricity of the arrangements seems to pass largely unobserved by Lucie's many visitors.
Overall, it seems that it is unobserved differences in characteristics, or migrant group differences in how characteristics translate into well-being in different locations that drive the results.
However, interestingly, the effect of unobserved exposure seems to increase, by a 5-fold factor, during epidemic period compared to non-epidemic period.
What historical record detects is scattershot; we can hardly guess ourselves what elements of our lives will be of interest down the road, whether what seems significant now will go unobserved, be deemed irrelevant, or be too subtle for documents to detect.
Thus, it seems that Black immigrants exhibit unobserved cultural characteristics associated with lower involvement in criminal activity than the other groups.
