Sentence examples for unconditional gap from inspiring English sources
Concerning the willingness to take risks "in general," the unconditional gap to natives is about 0.5 points on the 11-point-scale.
Our initial investigations revealed that most publications do not report the size of the unconditional achievement gap (Thompson et al. [2011]), making it difficult to compare findings across studies, and to assess the size of the immigrant achievement gap.
As expected, the wage gaps computed from macro data are generally larger but are much closer to the unconditional wage gaps computed from micro data.
As I'd taken a gap year, I had unconditional offers and was in the process of sorting my accommodation and student loan.
Panel d compares the latter with the public sector pay gap computed from micro data (EU-SILC) unconditional on observed characteristics.
And although in some classical experiments evidence of conditioning can be found in spite of relatively long gaps between the conditional stimulus and the unconditional stimulus, increasing this interval beyond a certain point invariably causes a decline in conditioning.
In Spain, the epitome of a dual labor market (EPL (hbox {gap}=3.1)) and where the unconditional probability of OJT is much lower, 42.27%, the gap in extensive OJT jumps to 26 percentage points ((=0.080+0.058times 3.1)).
In Niger, non-governmental organisations give unconditional cash transfers to the poorest households from June to September; the 'hunger gap'.
The unconditional quantile regression (UQR) technique is employed to investigate the gender test score gap along the entire distribution.
Gap year option Kent has put a number of measures in place to help students affected by the accommodation shortage, with unconditional offers and guaranteed accommodation for 2011 entry for "homeless" freshers who opt for a gap year, although Pink is keen to point out "that we are not pushing them to do this".
