SEARCH RESULTS   Found 25 text references: 1. " Analyses revealed that partisanship, expertise in a particular institution, and media use variables all had high tolerance levels, the proportion of variance of that variable that is not associated with variables already entered into the equation (Cohen & Cohen, 1983)." Source:   Moy, Patricia,Pfau, Michael,Kahlor, LeeAnn. "Media Use and Public Confidence in Democratic Institutions" Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media 43.2 Mar. 22 1999: 137 2. " He began his article by discussing the use of positive and negative numbers, ratio and proportion, handling large numbers, equations, and finding the age of the earth." Source:   Oliver, J. Steve,Nichols, B. Kim. "The Genie Can Never Be Returned to His Prison" School Science and Mathematics 100.4 Apr. 1 2000: 216 3. " Yet, the use of gravity equations seems here less founded, since a priori there is no reason to believe a country should attract and export tourists in proportion to its GDP." Source:   Eilat, Yair,Einav, Liran. "Determinants of international tourism: a three-dimensional panel data analysis" Applied Economics 36.12 July 10 2004: 1315-1326 4. " The equation then simplifies to ISI = 10,000/[sqrt]([FPG.sup.2] X [FPI.sup.2]) 10,000/(FPG X FPI) This means that the ISI is inversely proportional to FPG and FPI." Source:   CHENG, JOSE S. "An Equation for Insulin Sensitivity Index" Diabetes Care 23.5 May 1 2000: 712 5. " The equation to compute n' is a second-degree equation, and hence it has 2 solutions, 1 of which is rejected as being lower than n. The proportion of..." Source:   VERLATO, GIUSEPPE,MUGGEO, MICHELE. "Capture-Recapture Method in the Epidemiology of Type 2 Diabetes: A contribution from the Verona Diabetes Study" Diabetes Care 23.6 June 1 2000: 759 6. " Variables were entered into an equation in a stepwise fashion; only those that contributed a significant (p [is less than] .05) additional proportion of variance were retained in the equation." Source:   SMITH, KENNETH E.,CROOM, LAURA. "Multidimensional Self-Concepts of Children and Teacher Beliefs About Developmentally Appropriate Practices" Journal of Educational Research 93.5 May 1 2000: 312 7. "... of k and Proportion of Explained Variance (R2) for Equation 1 and Equation..." Source:   SIMPSON, CATHY A.,VUCHINICH, RUDY E. "RELIABILITY OF A MEASURE OF TEMPORAL DISCOUNTING" Psychological Record 50.1 Jan. 1 2000: 3 8. " Hours per week spent commuting was the sixth variable to enter the regression equation and explained a significant proportion of the remaining variance while working on a group project in class entered the regression equation seventh and was also significant." Source:   HOUSE, J. DANIEL. "THE EFFECTS OF ENTERING CHARACTERISTICS AND INSTRUCTIONAL EXPERIENCES ON STUDENT SATISFACTION AND DEGREE COMPLETION: AN APPLICATION OF THE INPUT-ENVIRONMENT-OUTCOME ASSESSMENT MODEL" International Journal of Instructional Media 26.4 Sept. 22 1999: 423 9. " The measures constructed for estimating equations (1) and (2) are calculated for each state as the proportion of respondents to the survey that reported experiencing the type of anti-abortion a ctivity under consideration. [22] Table 1 provides descriptive statistics for selected anti-abortion activities." Source:   . "Anti-Abortion Activities and the Market for Abortion Services" American Journal of Economics and Sociology 59.3 July 1 2000: 463 10. "... a nonlinear relationship between the proportion of one's social group and the likeliness of active representation, I also added the percentage SES women squared to the equation to attempt to capture any nonlinear affects." Source:   Dolan, Julie. "The Senior Executive Service: Gender, Attitudes, and Representative Bureaucracy" Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory 10.3 July 1 2000: 513 11. "... = proportion of fee-for-services based on a general fee schedule not specific to your clinic BILLCHG [*] = proportion of billed charges (fee-for-service) (*.) Omitted variable in equation. " Source:   Kralewski, John E.,Rich, Eugene C.,Feldman, Roger,Dowd, Bryan E.,Bernhardt, Terence,Johnson, Christopher,Gold, William. "The Effects of Medical Group Practice and Physician Payment Methods on Costs of Care" Health Services Research 35.3 Aug. 1 2000: 591 12. " The order of each variable in the regression equation reflects their order in terms of proportion of variance accounted for with pegtest accounting for 5.8%, duruse 5.5%, rnst 3.6%, and satcomdisp 3.3%." Source:   Humes, Larry E.,Barlow, Nancy N.,Garner, Carolyn B.,Wilson, Dana L. "Prescribed Clinician-Fit Versus As-Worn Coupler Gain in a Group of Elderly Hearing-Aid Wearers" Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research 43.4 Aug. 1 2000: 879 13. " H' is based on the following equation: H' = - [sigma] [p.sub.i] log [p.sub.i] where [p.sub.i] is the proportion of individuals found of the ith species." Source:   BERGER, ALAINA L.,PUETTMANN, KLAUS J. "Overstory Composition and Stand Structure Influence Herbaceous Plant Diversity in the Mixed Aspen Forest of Northern Minnesota" American Midland Naturalist 143.1 Jan. 1 2000: 111 14. " The third equation shows that black faculty are slightly more likely to be found in fields and subfields where the number of PhDs is expanding, and in fields where proportionally more PhD recipients take nonacademic jobs." Source:   Kulis, Stephen,Shaw, Heather,Chong, Yinong. "External Labor Markets and the Distribution of Black Scientists and Engineers in Academia" Journal of Higher Education 71.2 Mar. 1 2000: 187 15. " When the independent variables, now including rate of conversion, are regressed with proportion of decree laws reissued, only the rate of conversion is sufficiently related to enter the regression equation (see Table 6)." Source:   Volcansek, Mary L. "Coalition composition and legislative outcomes in Italy" West European Politics 22.1 Jan. 1 1999: 95-97 16. " As for the prediction of OCBI, the control variable of school size accounted for a negligible proportion of the variance in scope (OCBI equation 1)." Source:   Somech, Anit,Drach-Zahavy, Anat. "Exploring organizational citizenship behaviour from an organizational perspective: the relationship between organizational learning and organizational citizenship behaviour" Journal of Occupational and Organizational Psychology 77.3 Sept. 1 2004: 281-299 17. " Substituting the price linkage equations into Equations 8 results in (15) [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] By log-differentiating the share (or preference asymmetry) expressions 15 for a bilateral tariff reduction, the proportionate changes in market shares are obtained ..." Source:   DEVADOSS, STEPHEN,LANCLOS, KENT. "Trade in imperfectly competitive industries: the role of market size and consumer preferences" Applied Economics 32.9 July 15 2000: 1189 18. "... cost), the signs and intuition behind Equations 9 and 10 would remain unchanged, since the difference between the two is a positive constant of proportionality: [differential]C/[differential]X = ([differential]C/[differential]qX) x ([differential]qX/[differential]X)..." Source:   Friesner, Dan,Rosenman, Robert. "Non-profit cost-adjusting with quality as a private good" Applied Economics 36.5 Mar. 20 2004: 511-524 19. " The two variables remaining in the equation were both direct measures of linguistic knowledge, and together they were able to predict a substantial proportion of change in age." Source:   Wong, Anita M.-Y.,Au, Cecilia W.-S.,Stokes, Stephanie F. "Three measures of language production for Cantonese-speaking school-age children in a story-retelling task" Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research 47.5 Oct. 1 2004: 1164-1179 20. " The dependent variables in the equations are the participation in the benefit category as a proportion of the population of working age (PR)." Source:   Barrell, Ray,Kirby, Simon,Riley, Rebecca,van Welsum, Desiree. "Measuring the macroeconomic effects of reducing benefit dependency" National Institute Economic Review .186 Oct. 1 2003: 85-98 21. "... listserv, or bulletin board use ([Beta] = -.19), but the equation was not significant, R = .26, [R.sup.2] = .07, F(11, 239) = 1.63, p = .09. There were no significant predictors of chatroom use, although the equation was significant, R = .28, [R.sup.2]..." Source:   Papacharissi, Zizi,Rubin, Alan M. "Predictors of Internet Use" Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media 44.2 Mar. 22 2000: 175 22. "... use the equation they have derived to set up a bungee jump, and relate the numbers in the equation to the physical properties of the bungee jump." Source:   Tracy, Dyanne M. "SSMILes" School Science and Mathematics 100.5 May 1 2000: 260 23. " We use the information obtained from the equation (1) regressions--which suggests inconsistency regarding MET and (R)INC--to omit RINC and MET from equation (1) for identification." Source:   CAUDILL, STEVEN B.,MIXON, FRANKLIN G. "AFDC Payments and Illegitimacy Ratios" American Journal of Economics and Sociology 59.3 July 1 2000: 451 24. " Inverting the disc equation and subsequent integration yields an equation for time foraging in the patch, t, by which one can use regression to calculate a. Specifically, t..." Source:   MORRIS, DOUGLAS W.,DAVIDSON, DOUGLAS L. "OPTIMALLY FORAGING MICE MATCH PATCH USE WITH HABITAT DIFFERENCES IN FITNESS" Ecology 81.8 Aug. 1 2000: 2061 25. " Expressed differently, equation (3) implies an elasticity of weekly pay in the cable TV industry with respect to revenue per subscriber of 0.147.(4) Equations (2) and (4), which use the cable revenue..." Source:   CROFTON, STEPHANIE,LABAND, DAVID,LONG, JAMES. "Regulation, Market Power, and Labor Earnings: Evidence from the Cable Television Industry" Journal of Labor Research 21.4 Sept. 22 2000: 669 back to top