| Not surprisingly, in all regressions ADHD status made a significant contribution to the prediction of psychopathology. |
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| In a few cases, where the single-factor logistic regressions yielded poor fit, the data were analyzed with a two-factor contingency table. |
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| He calculates seventeenth-century crop yields, for instance, by drawing regressions on a Norman seigneurial grain levy. |
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| The predicted residual sum of squares statistic was calculated in order to validate the generalizability of the regressions. |
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| Lines represent regressions of linear portion of each curve extrapolated to the y-axis. |
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| It seems likely that most so-called past life regressions induced through hypnosis are confabulations fed by cryptomnesia. |
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| The regressions remain positive and statistically significant, although the slopes and intercepts differ. |
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| Vehicle sales, sales mix and attribute demand functions are largely estimated by input-output models based on regressions of historical data. |
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| The differences between the slopes of the two regressions provided a measure of the relative recombinagenic activity of the genotoxic test compounds. |
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| Wouldn't playing a genre without drifting into an ocean of turpitudes and parodic regressions mean the metamorphosis of an institution? |
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| Kaherdin, my 8-year-old son presents a diagnosis of heavy autism with regressions and his living forecast is rather a fatalist one. |
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| The minimum and maximum expected values here refer to two best performing regressions, as the expert study indicates. |
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| As a result, the sample size in this specification is significantly smaller than those in pooled regressions. |
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| The fourth and fifth regressions reported in Table 4 control for high inflation in alternative manners. |
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| Economists cannot, except by using statistical regressions which are often flawed and prove little. |
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| For each of the four statistical regressions conducted, the number of observations was restricted by limited country data coverage. |
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| Similarly, ordered Probit regressions used for the analysis in CEIP have a slightly different set of covariates. |
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| Correlations and regressions were occasionally used to support the analysis. |
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| Outliers on transactions balances were defined as values greater than four times the standard error and removed from the regressions. |
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| In the framework of the Americas, the first duty of the OAS is to avoid authoritarian regressions and to promptly react against situations that threaten to destroy democratic achievements. |
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| Enhancements and community contributions are combined in fewer releases throughout the year and they are fully tested for quality and regressions. |
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| It was shown that penalized regressions are usually robust and provide better accuracy than nonpenalized methods for disease prediction. |
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| Locally, some regressions occurred, but sea level rise continued in the beginning of the Late Ordovician. |
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| None of my previous regressions had touched on the problem that surfaced. The timeline therapy was a quick and effective solution. |
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| Only small portions of GE sums of squares were accounted for by heterogeneity of regressions. |
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| Multivariate regressions should be employed by these agencies to make that determination. |
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| Estimating OLS regressions assumes data normality and homoscedastic residuals. |
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| In the psychiatric tradition, frustration heightens suggestibility, generates fantasy, brings about regressions and fixations, and intensifies drives toward wish fulfillment so that normal inhibitions are overcome. |
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| Unfortunately, most imports are intermediate products and there is little available data with which to run hedonic regressions or compare market prices of domestic and foreign inputs. |
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| The coefficients of these regressions are assumed to provide the man of action with the means of quantifying the marginal effects of the different levers that he controls. |
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| In a series of regressions, they show that only a small part of the high incidence of work during unsociable hours is due to Americans' long workweeks. |
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| Inter-sectorial policies can be truly achieved only in certain areas of the country, and the biological and psychological regressions are immanent to this process. |
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| In order to obtain a representative model, the same mixture of both family and individual variables was included in all regressions as control variables. |
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| Correlations, t-tests and regressions were conducted. |
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| The evaluation of the impacts of sick children's access to health care services is done using probit multinomial and logit regressions for global and specific consultations respectively. |
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| All regressions control for industry fixed effects, firm size and foreign ownership. t-statistics are adjusted for heteroscedasticity using the Huber-White method. |
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| The probabilities of consultation and the choice of the type of service were modelled, respectively, using probit and multinomial logit regressions. |
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| The ordered logit regressions made for these four countries estimate the expected number of years spent in poverty according to individual traits. |
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| What you need to look at is the predictive power of being in the group once for being in the group again, and for that you need to run the experiment for more than two years so you can do some regressions. |
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| The authors reckon this is down to competition for foreign direct investment. The authors conduct a series of regressions and reveal the factors that influence the labour-standards index. |
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| Multivariate regressions were used to assess the relationships between health service utilization determinants and various sources of cost of care. |
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| Unlike the results in the previous sets of regressions using value of exports as the dependent variable, here ATT is larger than ATE in both specifications. |
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| These regressions were run in both directions, with symmetrical results. |
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| Linear logic works well for medium-sized things, but at the limits of the infinitely large and the infinitely small, it comes up against insoluble paradoxes, infinite regressions or mysterious beginnings. |
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| Some similar regressions were also run with World Bank data for both levels and growth rates, with results broadly supporting those discussed in section 2.3 of this chapter. |
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| As we control for maker in the hedonic regressions, we only included violin makers that had at least two observations in our dataset. |
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| All expenditures are analyzed using Ordinary Least Squares regressions weighted to reflect the population and to correct for heteroscedasticity. |
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| Temperature data was taken from an online daily temperature archive, and a statistical software program was used to create each of the following regressions. |
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| Panel B of Table 4 contains the within-sample Type I error rates for various levels of Type II error rates corresponding to the predictions from the logistic regressions. |
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| A range of methods can be used, including simple cross tabulations, regressions, stochastic process modeling, factor analysis, cluster analysis, and experimental design. |
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| The OLS and logistic regressions identified the same 10 cases as dropouts. |
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| Additionally, among patients who have frequent recurrences and metastases, spontaneous regressions occurred at all tumor locations simultaneously. |
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| The two models that do include flying hours are Regressions 1N and 1P for the percentage data set. |
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