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..., volume 9, number 3, August 1972 features that make its application fall sometimes outside the usual contexts in which the conventional multiple regres- sion theory is applicable. In order to demonstrate this point, a brief descrip- tion is given in sections 1 and 1.1 of the way in which one applies...

... the determinants of transition from one parity to the next remains substantial. (5) With respect to testing statistical significance, I have made a few obser- vations on this issue in my paper (p. 47). They apply not only to discriminant function analysis, but to multiple regres- sion and other types of analyses...

... is measured by the ratio of the proportion for one time pe- riod to the same proportion for the pre- ceding time period. In the case of the re- sults presented here, the "total population" is the total age or racial cate- gory. In the general case, a multiple regres- sion estimating equation is developed...

... es ta x . 83 8 . 60 2 . 79 3 . 83 1 ~ CD . . . . . . . 0 ) Multiple Regre$$lon Method for Making Population Estimates 375 (9) (10) Both variables increased their relative share of the state total, but the cross product of their deviations is negative in the ratio situation. Note, however...

... endeavors to explain varia- tion across 100 SMSA's in the age specific labor force participation rates of total males in April, 1960. Hypotheses are tested by means of the multiple regres- sion method of analysis with leading independent variables comprising net migration, education, unemployment...

.... Population Reports Series J 19:1-29. Freedman, R. and B. Berelson. 1976. The Record of Family Planning Programs. Studies in Family Planning 7:1-40. Goodman, L. 1972. A Modified Multiple Regres- sion Approach to the Analysis of Dichotomous Variables. American Sociological Review 37:28- 45. 1976...

... sam pIe data and symptomatic information are combined by means of multiple regres- sion as "regression estimates" and the estimates computed at the D.S. Bureau of the Census (1969) for July 1, 1966, as "standard estimates," which will serve as standards by which the "regression estimates" can...

... of Public Health 69:887-893. Goodman, L. 1972. A Modified Multiple Regres- sion Approach to the Analysis of Dichotomous Variables. American Sociological Review 37:28- 46. Hack, M., A. Fanaroff and I. Merkatz. 1979. The Low-Birth-Weight Infant-Evolution of a Changing Outlook. New England Journal of Medicine...

... is impor- tant for many reasons, not the least of which is the role an annual set of esti- mates plays in allocating general revenue sharing and other funds to county and subcounty governmental units. These es- timates are commonly made using the ratio-correlation form of multiple regres- sion (Namboodiri...

.... O'Hare, William P. 1975. Report on Some Regres- sion Methods of Population Estimation for the Counties of Michigan. Office of Budget, Depart- ment of Management and Budget, State of Mich- igan, Lansing, Michigan. 1976. Report on a Multiple Regression Method for Making Population Estimates. De- mography...

.... Analyzing Binary Data. Lon- don: Methuen. Feldstein, M. S. 1965. A method of evaluating perinatal mortality risk. Brit. J. of Prevo Soc. Med.13:135-139. 1966. A binary variable multiple regres- sion method of analyzing factors affecting perinatal mortality and other outcomes of pregnancy. J. R. Statis. Soc...

... + Ot2kjYpj + th(1 - k)Ynj + Ot3kjWpj + ~3(1 - k)wnj + Ot4kjZj + ~4(1 - kj)zjo (4) Equation (4) gives a multiple regres- sion of dj on eight variables (vectors): /V, kjXpj, kjYpj, (1 - k)Ynj, kjwpj, (1 - kj)wnj, kjzj> and (1 - k)zj. Attempts to estimate this equation would be plagued by severe problems...

... ). On the Ratio-Correlation and Related Methods of Subnational Population Estimation . Demography , 9 , 443 – 453 . 10.2307/2060865 Namboodiri N. K. , & Lalu N. M. ( 1971 ). The Average of Several Regression Estimates as an Alternative to the Multiple Regression Estimate in Postcensal...

... presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southern Regional Demographic Group, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Namboodiri N. , & Lalu N. M. ( 1971 ). The Average of Several Regression Estimates as an Alternative to the Multiple Regression Estimate in Postcensal and Intercensal Estimates...

... Statistics (our regres- sion calculation uses annual age-specific unemployment rates for white females). Since unemployment rates continue to be the most widely quoted indicator of the state of the economy, our estimate of the correspondence between these rates and Employment of White Females: 1957-1968...

... regres- sion equations are directly comparable only when the independent variables have been standardized, i.e., mean = 0, variance = 1. Since our analysis does in- volve multiple-mode regression, we will assume unexplained variance as defined here as a rough estimate of comparability in the absence...

... of Obstetrics and Gynecology 142: 557-562. Shah, F. and H. Abbey. 1971. Effects of Some Factors on Neonatal and Postneonatal Mortality: Analysis by a Binary Variable Multiple Regres- sion Method. Milbank Memorial Fund Quarterly 49:33-57. Strobino, D. M., Y. J. Kim and B. Crawley. 1983. Differential Declines...

... multicolinearidad y la necesidad de conformar relaciones curvilineares, aumentando así la probabilidad de obtener coeficientes de regresión estadísticamente significativos. Finalmente, el determinar regresiones separadas ayuda a estondarizai el análisis de factores que varian con el nivel de desarrollo pero que...

... otros trabajadores. El análisis de regresión revela que la edad es uno de los factores que más influyen en la varianza de movilidad, seguida por el ingreso, educación, localización regional, sexo, tamaño de la familia, y estado mental. Otras variables adicionales—clase de trabajador, raza, nacionalidad...

...-year period. Whites experienced insignificant changes. Blacks in all categories experi- enced declines. Declines were sharpest for older women. However, multiple regres- sion analysis shows no contribution of the subsidized programs to the declines which occurred. The declines in unwanted births among...