Estimated group differences for continuous outcomes
Differences in Tsimane Children’s Growth Outcomes and Associated Determinants as Estimated by WHO Standards vs. Within-Population References
... In closing, we stress that the WHO growth standards remain ideal for between-population comparisons and assessment of large-scale health interventions or secular trends that may impact the prevalence of poor or excess ...
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Calculating Confidence Intervals for Continuous and Discontinuous Functions of Estimated Parameters
... 1. Introduction Applied researchers often would like to estimate confidence intervals for functions of esti- mated parameters. If the function is differentiable and has non-zero and bounded deriv- atives they can use the ...
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Causes of differences in student outcomes
... CASE STUDY EXAMPLE 7: USE OF LEARNER ANALYTICS The implications of changes in teaching and learning as a result of new pedagogical choices for seven second year and final year modules within the department of computing ...
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Gender Differences in Investments and Outcomes
... those estimated in Bharadwaj et al (2013), who find that more intensive care for low birth weight neonates resulted in ...cognitive outcomes for boys who were exposed to a cash transfer in Nicargua at age ...
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Estimated differences in economic and environmental performance of dairy herds across the UK
... calculating differences between the current state (baseline situation) and an increase in a biological trait (altered ...age group to allow the effect of survival within a population to be ...
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Sex differences of leukocytes DNA methylation adjusted for estimated cellular proportions
... Sex differences have been widely observed not only in genetics and hormones but also in expression of genes and microRNA [1 – ...methyl group to the 5-carbon position of the cytosine in a CpG dinucleotide, ...
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Sex differences of leukocytes DNA methylation adjusted for estimated cellular proportions
... Sex differences have been widely observed not only in genetics and hormones but also in expression of genes and microRNA [1 ...methyl group to the 5-carbon position of the cytosine in a CpG dinucleotide, is ...
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Entrepreneurial networking differences: An ethnic in-group and out-group analysis
... The practical value of the present study points to several areas of interest to entrepreneurs, policy makers and educators; through demonstrating the multifaceted nature of entrepreneurial networks for different groups ...
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Disability retirement : Socioeconomic differences and health outcomes
... Discussion work ability and functioning, as well as the loss of occupational healthcare (Kelly & Dave 2011; Oksanen et al. 2011). Even though disability retirement is likely to be followed by improvements in mental ...
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The outcomes of continuous ambulatory and automated peritoneal dialysis are similar
... APD outcomes are often hampered on how to deal with patients who transfer between these two ...the outcomes are proportional over ...were estimated after compre- hensive multivariate ...
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Estimated differences in economic and environmental performance of forage based dairy herds across the UK
... Veerkamp, & Wassell, 1999), which in this study was each age group. The vector of states at time t is multiplied by a matrix of transition probabilities (s × s) to give the vector of states at time t + 1. The ...
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Group Differences in Standardized Testing and Social Stratification
... The College Board formed the National Task Force on Minority High Achievement in 1997 to examine why academic achievement of underrepresented minorities lags behind that of white and Asian-American students at ...
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Differences in employment outcomes for college town stayers and leavers
... in differences approach with recent graduates from large metro areas The results thus far suggest that recent college graduates who stay in the college town where they completed their degree experience ...
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Judge Specific Differences in Chapter 11 and Firm Outcomes
... significant differences across judges in the propensity to grant or deny specific ...the estimated judge fixed effects to instrument for the exogenous variation in the propensity to grant specific ...
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Judge Specific Differences in Chapter 11 and Firm Outcomes
... the estimated coefficient of a probit and OLS regressions where the left hand variable is one if the firm survives to the given year on the pro-creditor indicator variable, while the third panel shows the base ...
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THEORY OF CONSTRAINTS AND SIX SIGMA: INVESTIGATING DIFFERENCES AND SIMILARITIES FOR CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT
... From the point of view of Jin et al. (2009), the focuses of Six Sigma and the TOC are the customer and the company. Although they have different philosophies, both have been used by various industries for process ...
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Robustness of stepwise latent class modeling with continuous distal outcomes
... is estimated in the usual ...distal outcomes, which could either be dealt with simultaneously, requiring strong assumptions about their joint distribution, or one by one, implying that the LC solution might ...
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Automated and continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis have similar outcomes
... over continuous ambulatory PD (CAPD), including reduced peritonitis rates, 4–9 enhanced ultrafiltra- tion, 10–12 improved quality of life, 13–15 augmented small solute clearances, 16,17 decreased mechanical ...
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Gender and Personality Differences in the Self Estimated Intelligence of Koreans
... This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution International License (CC BY). http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Abstract This study set out to examine gender and personality effects on ...
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3 Continuous Numerical outcomes
... a continuous random variable in the same way? The reason is that a continuous random variable can take any value within its range and so a list of all the possible values would be infi nitely ...
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