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The phrase 'the coefficient of interest' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when discussing a certain factor or measurement in a mathematical equation. For example, "The coefficient of interest determines the level of risk for investors."
Exact(38)
Turning first to the estimates for men, the coefficient of interest is the post*morbidlyobese variable.
In particular the coefficient of interest slightly increases: coef., 0.024; s.d., 0.08.
The coefficient of interest, γ 3, is the double-difference estimate.
The coefficient of interest, π, indicates the wage premium associated with being an immigrant.
The coefficient of interest in this case is δ, which is similar to a difference-in-difference estimator.
This naturally pushes up the standard errors, and in some cases is enough to make the coefficient of interest turn insignificant.
Similar(22)
The coefficients of interest are (beta _{1}) and (beta _{2}).
Similarly, the coefficients of interest to us will be present.
Table 12 presents the results of the coefficients of interest for the subsample of companies with R&D activities.
The coefficients of interest are β l for each of the attitudes l = 1,...,10.
None of the coefficients of interest in the cohabitation equations are statistically significant.
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