Sentences with phrase «to account for these differences»

These comparisons don't account for differences in demographics among states nor changes in demographics over time.

Even after accounting for the differences between subjects, the study drew two primary conclusions.

These responses don't account for differences in the cost of living across the country.

This result held even after accounting for differences in income and health.

What accounts for the differences between individual and aggregate public opinion?

That means 99 % of ALL the research papers ever published don't fully account for the differences between women and men!

Another important difference is the new study's refined method of accounting for differences among drivers and for vehicle differences besides the presence or absence of side airbags.

Comparing students who are placed in and out of remediation, while also accounting for differences in background characteristics, Long found positive overall effects for students who took the remedial courses.

What factors account for the differences between appraisals and sales prices?

Why and how do cannabis reforms occur and what accounts for differences across the region?

The system accounts for differences in population location between day and night and irregular travel such as for business trips and vacations.

Fees and subtle variations in the underlying indexes account for the differences in the returns of the three portfolios.

That is, assessing programs with value - added measures is easier than it is with test scores alone because the value - added measures account for differences in the students that teachers teach.

Not properly accounting for differences between business owners and non business owners in studies of household wealth can lead to erroneous conclusions about the significance of different saving motives.

2 shelf space reported in our previous analysis of Australian supermarkets [43] will differ to the results presented here as the current analysis accounts for differences in store size between countries.

Writing it down makes me realized how different my recipe is from your original, so I am certain that those changes largely accounted for the differences in cook time and texture.

The researchers accounted for differences in age, sex, parental education status and race.

The failure of individuals with lower intelligence to find and follow an optimal strategy and appropriately estimate the future consequences of their actions accounted for the difference in outcomes.

The differences in nutrient availability (e.g., oil, sweat) on each skin site accounts for the differences in activity levels.

Third, the current formula does not adequately account for differences in education costs across districts or across states, as they use current state expenditures to measure costs.

This updated formula accounts for the difference between the bond rates in 1962, when the model was first introduced, and today's rates.

The youth's clinical level behavior disorders accounted for these differences more than the diagnostic status.

A considerable gap in access to selective colleges and universities persists even after accounting for differences in academic performance as measured by grades or standardized tests.

A normal random effect for plot identity was added to account for differences among study plots.

I don't know what accounts for that difference.

Faith can also account for differences in attitudes and habits when it comes to dating and relationships.

This approach allows us to account for any differences across cities that remain during the four - year period we study.

Student loans were also excluded because our data did not account for the differences between federal and private loans.

[60] There are, in fact, a number of different components that account for the difference between women's average earnings and those of men.

People never receiving food stamps had lower rates of obesity than those who had been on them at some point in their lives, even after accounting for differences in socioeconomic status.

Even the most egalitarian communities recognize a diversity of «gifts,» which accounts for the differences in authority, prestige, and position within the community.

We've known that they couldn't all be perfectly round, but this study demonstrates you can use these derived values and improve predictions for more accurate models by accounting for differences in properties at different sizes and types of particulate matter.»

The sun comes up an hour later, on the clock, in the Eastern Time Zone than a few miles west in the Central Time Zone, but schools only partially account for this difference when setting their start times, so, on average, students in the Central Time Zone in Florida have more than half an hour more sunlight before school starts than do their counterparts in the Eastern Time Zone, and some have an hour or more additional sunlight, depending on when school starts.

It may, for example, partly account for the differences in brain structure and behavior between identical twins, and could even affect thought processes by subtly influencing the changes in nerve cell connections that occur with experience.

Even accounting for those differences from school to school, Tuck's Danos believes there are few, if any, other degrees with a better return - on - investment.

Pension spending alone accounts for a difference of $ 566 per student.

«Our findings support the idea that the nutritional content of breast milk accounts for the differences seen in human IQ,» Moffitt remarked «But it's not a simple all - or - none connection: it depends to some extent on the genetic makeup of each infant.»

He found significant variability in LAUSD teacher quality, as demonstrated by student performance on standardized tests in reading and math, and he concluded that differences between «high - performing» and «low - performing» teachers accounted for differences in student performance.

I haven't read the official documents about this change, but I would suspect that the fact that self - published authors have to pay out money for editing and cover images accounts for the difference.

Home - range boundaries were calculated using minimum convex polygon (MCP) and fixed kernel procedures (KHR, optimized by least - squares cross validation — Worton 1989); 2 procedures were used to better account for differences in the precision and assumptions associated with each estimator (Harris et al. 1990).

After accounting for the differences noted above, there is an unexplained residual of only $ 0.3 billion.

Their visualizations of these motors explains the differences in swimming ability, mathematically accounting for differences in motor power.

«Depending on how you ask the question, it turns out that the rate of appendicitis and appendectomy in the first week after a colonoscopy was at least fourfold higher compared to these patients» next 51 weeks,» Basson added, noting that the research accounted for differences in the coding of procedures and other discrepancies in the administrative data.