Sentences with phrase «marginal effect»

This treatment recognizes that the diminishing marginal effect of additional children is due to economies of scale in consumption and not the age of the children.

So, the school has a slightly larger influence on the cognitive engagement over the emotional, but it's still a relatively marginal effect on engagement.

The same marginal effect of student loans holds true even at the graduate school level.

Most of those changes have a pretty marginal effect.

Because marginal effects capture better how the effect of one variable changes when another variable changes, the interpretation of findings was based on this metric only.

It is just one of hundreds of compounds that have shown great promise in animal experiments — such as helping rats learn their way around mazes — yet seem to produce at best only marginal effects in patients.

The race / ethnicity estimates of marginal effects in table S5 can be interpreted as the percentage point difference in the probability of receiving an NIH R01 award between applications from white investigators (the omitted category in the regressions) and applications from investigators of a given race / ethnicity.

Marginal effects for whites, Asians, and Hispanics are not different from the full sample.

Random effects logistic regression models were performed to calculate gender - specific average marginal effects of social network characteristics on smoking.

Most of the effect is from self - sorting of population, and gerrymandering has at best marginal effect, further reduced by the fact that gerrymanderings in different locales cancel each other out (both partisan ones and other ones)

«Our method enables the identification of interactions of high order at the same computational cost as main effects — even when those interactions are local with weak marginal effects.»

We need to think about marginal effects.

Despite nonsignificant interaction effects indicated by odds ratios, the corresponding interactions (i.e., cross-differences between variables) in the average marginal effect metric may be significant (and vice versa)[37,38].

The obtained marginal effects consequently reflect the associations at the dyad - level and show how each social tie contributes to the ego's smoking probability.

In patients with type 2 diabetes, recent studies have reported that intravenous (i.v.) infusion of LA increases insulin - mediated glucose disposal, whereas oral administration of LA has only marginal effects.

In order to provide a more detailed outline of how alters» smoking relates to egos» smoking at specific ages and values of the network variables, interactions based on average marginal effects were calculated and plotted.

But these delays will have only a marginal effect because coal - fired power will find it increasingly difficult to compete in modern electricity markets.

After eight months of unemployment, we find that the marginal effect of additional months of unemployment is negligible.

But it turns out that those other things have only a marginal effect:

I just have no idea and if it's only a marginal effect I would definitely go for this.

It is not that monetary policy is entirely powerless, but its marginal effect may be smaller, and the associated risks greater, the lower interest rates go from already very low levels.

What matters for stock behavior are the marginal effects of trades, not simply who has the largest stake

In other words, ending the live export trade will have a marginal effect, even more so when the workers shift to the processed meat sector.

«It» factor has an at minimum, marginal effect, and we don't have it

On Election Day, however, the Silberstein affair had at best a marginal effect on vote tallies.

Fishing up to that 12 mile limit is small scale - fisherman catching crab and lobsters in bay areas, that type of thing.There might arguably be some marginal effect off the south coast of England because it's so close to France.

However, our estimates also indicate that the marginal effects of foreign and American students are statistically comparable....

If you look back at tobacco, the truth is that most of the change in smoking was due to cigarette taxes — the information campaigns had only a marginal effect.

Although the disappearance of the ice around Antarctica will have only a marginal effect on sea levels, it is important because it was predicted to be one of the first signs of global warming.

In place of reporting probit coefficients, we report the marginal effect of the variable on the award probability, which is the change in the award probability due to each predictor separately, with other variables evaluated at their mean values.

We tested whether these marginal effects varied by race and found no significant differences.

We examined the marginal effects of these characteristics on R01 award probability for the full sample.

In his thesis, Johan Rootzén also concludes that a shift in technology to a less carbon intense production of steel and cement would only have a marginal effect on the final price of a car or a house, despite the large investments required in the production step of the primary materials.

It is true that the action taken so far, such as the Kyoto Protocol, will only have a marginal effect.

This may explain why their effect estimates are substantially more negative than found in other contexts: they estimate the marginal effect of an additional hour of work in a context in which everyone is working at least 10 hours per week.

We adjust actual performance by the number of days lost in a given year multiplied by the marginal effect of an additional day on test performance as reported in Marcotte and Hemelt's study of Maryland schools.

It only has a marginal effect on my speed, which rapidly becomes an issue as I arrive at the turn - in at an almost undiminished pace.