Sentence examples for variable approach of from inspiring English sources

To estimate a currency's safety premium according to Eq. (4), Maggiori (2013) suggests a procedure that relies on the three-stage instrumental variable approach developed by Duffee (2005) and is closely related to the instrumental variable approach of Campbell (1987) and Harvey (1989).

The performance of four different flame surface density (FSD) models, earlier used by Duclos et al. [1] for studying flame propagation in constant density frozen turbulence, and that of the reaction progress variable approach of Bray and Moss (BM) is evaluated by comparison with existing experimental data.

Following on work by Houseman et al. (2012), this method posits a statistical model that involves a latent variable representing mean methylation, together with a factor-analytic error model consistent with the surrogate variable approaches of Leek and Storey (2007) and Teschendorff et al. (2011).

The elasticity of substitution (ES) between the two types of workers is given by (ES={frac{1}{1-rho }}).11 Ciccone and Peri (2005) using an instrumental variable approach for a panel of US states from 1950 1990, estimate an elasticity of substitution between more and less educated workers of around 1.5, while Card (2009) reports values between 1.5 and 2.5.

We use an instrumental variable approach to address the issue of endogeneity due to possible self-selection into trade.

Our identification strategy builds upon the fact that for many French workers, the legal retirement age is 60, which enables us to take an instrumental variable approach to estimate the effect of retirement on partners' leisure hours separate or together.

We used an instrumental variable approach to account for potential endogeneity of the Medicaid intensity.

This fact has an important impact into the transmission power: the variable approach requires only half of the power for reaching 50% of GOP success probability.

S-variable approach for the design of a robust adaptive control feedback loop is presented.

Government has not taken on a significant role in advising local communities about danger and risk mitigation; this has been left to international and national NGOs, whose work has been of variable approach and standard.

Evidence in favor of the use of the instrumental variable approach was generated by the Durbin-Wu-Hausman test for endogeneity of the TDE regressor [ 24- 26].