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Results in Table 10 indicate that the main estimates are also robust for this alternative.

It is therefore not surprising that the estimated effects of the EU funds are extremely similar to the main estimates provided in Table 2.

Second, we perform the main estimates shown in the empirical analysis but using the placebo-treatment status definition as an indicator for treatment in the regression specification.

Thus, the probability of completion could be positively influenced by the regional unemployment rate in the construction trades, whereas this cannot be said for the main estimates, which include all trades but exclude Québec (Table 4).

However, as seen in Figure 1, adjustment for BMI at seven years of age in the association between birth weight and the HR for CHD changed the main estimates for birth weight only minimally, and the significance level of the birth weight-CHD association remained the same after adjustment.

The main estimates are presented with (pointwise) confidence intervals showing their (random) uncertainty.

end{cases} (2.1) We now state the main estimate about the Stokes equations in homogeneous spaces of Chen and Xin in [28], which will be used later.

Consistent with recent research using data for other countries (Card et al. 2007), the main estimated impact of the recent U.S. benefit extensions was prolonged labor force attachment rather than reduced job finding.

The estimate for this subgroup differed very little from the main estimate (OR = 0.81, 95% CI: 0.61, 1.08; after adjustment for trend, OR = 0.84, 95% CI: 0.62, 1.14).

Figure 1 shows how sensitive the main estimate of NHS healthcare costs was to different assumptions concerning resource use or unit costs, holding everything else constant.

Removing breast and CNS cancers from the main estimate gave an HR of 1.10 (95% CI 0.94 1.27), for ART women compared with non-ART women (data not shown).