Sentence examples for year indicator from inspiring English sources
Within the confines of a 46-millimeter, or 1.8-inch, case, Chopard's watchmakers have combined, among other functions, a tourbillon; a perpetual calendar; a moon phase; day, date and month indicators; a leap year indicator at the 3 o'clock position; a power reserve; and an equation of time feature.
We also control for secular and short-term changes in program participation and family structure by including a set of year indicator variables (γ t ).
In Sweden and Lithuania the quantitative target set up in these action plans is relatively high: at least 15-20% of the agricultural land should be cultivated organically by some given year (indicator 22) (Table 6).
We estimated a multivariate regression specification of the difference-in-difference model in which an individual's outcome is regressed against a dummy variable, indicating whether the facility received P4P that year, a facility-fixed effect, a year indicator, and a series of individual and household characteristics.
All regressions were performed using panel data with year indicator variables.
We also estimated models interacting HRH densities with each year indicator variable.
We included binary year indicators to control for the effect of increases in spending across time and heterogeneity between sexes.
Standard input variables include different economic, environmental and IT/IS (number of internet users divided by population in each year) indicators, and the output variable is gas consumption.
Individual-specific fixed effects and year indicators are included in all models, thereby controlling for individual-specific factors that have a time-invariant influence on y it and for unmeasured factors that affect TFWs in an undifferentiated way.
Each regression model included prefecture indicator variables, year indicators and the patient-level risk-adjustment variables listed above.
10 We include year indicators to control for average inflation, exchange rate changes, and other unmeasured year-specific effects.
