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Figures 2 and 3 show the distribution of the two impairment latent variables, after rescaling them variables to vary from 0 to 100.
To obtain a better understanding of the properties of the latent variables, we used the path coefficients from the two impairment latent variables to compute their estimated values, generating a new variable for each one.
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If a model performs significantly better than the content-blind quality-based model, the corresponding performance indicator is marked in italic; if one of the two impairment-factor-based models is performing better than the other, the respective performance values are printed in bold.
Based on the scheme proposed in the previous subsection, we propose the compensation method for the two impairments together.
The two impairments, joint inflammation and joint deformity, are shown as ovals on the left side of Figure 1.
We hypothesized direct paths from the two impairments to functional limitation, measured by the shirt-button speed, grip strength and walking velocity.
In this view, the two impairments in PFC and NAc are probably even causally related, since alterations of DA metabolism in the PFC reciprocally change the DA activity in the striatum [ 57- 62].
As might be expected, there are large differences in the observed characteristics across the three impairment groups.
Table 5 displays the coefficient estimates and standard errors of the VR treatment for a regression on the full sample as well as on the three impairment subsamples.
13These general patterns are replicated across the three impairment subgroups as well as for other subgroups of VR applicants (e.g., new SSDI beneficiaries).
While the rate of SSDI receipt monotonically increases over time for the three impairment groups examined in this study, the patterns of change differ.
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