A dummy variable taking on the value 1 if the observation relates to the Netherlands is interacted with the explanatory variables of the core model.
Andrew Kuo shows a geometric abstraction so beautiful you wonder if he might dispense with the explanatory legends, funny as they are.
HOW TO READ A FRENCH FRY: And Other Stories of Intriguing Kitchen Science Houghton Mifflinn, $25), by Russ Parsons, the food editor of The Los Angeles Times, amplifies good technique with the explanatory power of science.
In one of the more unpleasant portents of the times, the Office of Vital Statistics in 1961 initiated a national tabulation of congenital malformations, with the explanatory comment that these statistics would provide needed data about the incidence of such malformations and the circumstances under which they occur.
The FE model also allows for correlation of unobserved heterogeneity with the explanatory variables [68].
Therefore, a nonstationary model should be used with parameters changing along with the explanatory variables.
With the explanatory requirement out of the way and the membership requirement satisfied, Okasha concludes that species have relational essences.
In our empirical model, we allow the country-pair effects ω ij to be correlated with the explanatory variables.
Wasserman (forthcoming) argues that we often conflate the ontological question whether things have temporal parts with the explanatory question whether things persist in virtue of having those parts.
Abstract hierarchy is the assumption that the representation of a system involves a hierarchy of levels of organization with the explanatory factors being located at the lower levels.
We specify composite error terms in the two equations, where u represents an individual fixed effect, possibly correlated with the explanatory variables, and ε is white noise.
