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...Fig. 5 Pathways of origin–genome–destination ( OGD ) triangle decomposition, cohorts 1955–1984 ( N = 15,143). Estimates are partial Spearman's rank-order correlations, with 95% confidence intervals in parentheses. All correlations are partial for five-year birth cohorts, gender, 10 first...

... between fertility and religious faith when the influence of the remaining independent variables is assumed to be the same among the traditionally Chris- tian and the non-Christian ethnic groups can be answered on the basis of the higher order correlations. In Table 8 we observe that by partial- ing out...

... this approach from bivariate correlation to multiple regression is straightforward. When introducing covariates to adjust for confounders, what we estimate is instead the rank-rank regression slope (or partial correlation) coefficient for the level of educational assortative marriages. We report rank-rank...

... and dependent variables are expressed in the form of standard scores. Usually, but not invariably, the rank order of the several partial correlation coefficients will be identical to the rank order of their corresponding standardized regression coef- ficients. Table 3.-RESULTS OF THE MULTIPLE REGRESSION...

... of reciprocal interac- tions introduces a partial order relation on our variables, with the order relation considered to be direct or indirect causa- tion. This partial order is shown in the list of variables in Table 1. Each vari- able may be a cause (but not an effect) of some of the variables below...

... the significance of the differentiating power of the continuum, Spearman rank-order correlation co-ef- ficients were computed to measure the association of the independent variable (position on the continuum) to each of the dependent variables (percentage single, and so on). Since there are ten groups...

... are similar when based on per capita expenditures or on an asset index. At the same time, however, the evidence suggests less-than-perfect agreement in ranking households—and thereby in identifying the poorest. 1 Although this evidence is compelling, it is typically partial; that is, studies usually assess...

.... accurate estimates. Three criteria are offered below to Spearman's rank-order correlation co- help evaluate and select appropriate re- efficients were computed and used as a gression models in addition to the stan- further measure of association between dard MAE. the MAEs and F-statistics (Siegel, 1956). 1...

... years later. Again, we see a dramatic decline in the magnitude of the coefficient in the fixed-effects models, suggesting that unmeasured county-level characteristics are partially driving this correlation, but it remains statistically significant. In this case, a child born to parents in the 10th...

... Cutover and Mixed Farming 2.0 86 65.9 3,046 24.6 (a)The follOWing rank order correlations are derived from the data in this table. Population increase with percent nonfarm, 1960.: 0.600 PopUlation increase with percent White, 1960 0.817 Population increase with family income, 1959 0.917 PopUlation...

....” Women's property rights in India have traditionally been weak, and legislation to establish and strengthen them has been only partially successful ( Bhalotra et al. 2020 ; Deere et al. 2013 ; Deininger et al. 2019 ). Lack of property rights and low female labor force participation rates mean...

..., unpartnered parents transfer slightly less money to children than repartnered parents ( Fomby and Kravitz-Wirtz 2019 ), and in repartnered families, stepchildren receive less support than biological children ( Henretta et al. 2014 ). Transfers from nonresident parents might at least partially compensate...

... variable is related to union dissolution, we created partial dependence plots calculated at one and five years for all continuous ( Figure 2 ) and categorical ( Figure 3 ) predictors, ordered by their VIMP. Each point in both figures represents the average percentage of votes for the “yes” class (union...

.... We ran robustness checks on a restricted definition excluding half-siblings that might have shared only partially their childhood with the respondent, and the main results were unchanged (for in-depth results on the difference in transmission for full and half-siblings, see Murphy and Knudsen 2002...

... the greatest cumulative variance is re- ported in Table 1. (Direction of relation- ships is given by signs attached to zero- order and partial correlation coefficients.) The table identifies all sixteen inde- pendent variables, but only the first seven make important contributions to ex- plained variance...

... a partial check on this assumption, analysis will also be reported using de- sired family size as a control. VARIATIONS IN VALUES The percentages of respondents consid- ering all prospective birth orders (P) com- bined who ranked each value (V) and dis- value (D) as most important are given in Table I...

... aspirations, and a marriage-versus-career index. The career plans were determined simply by asking whether the respondents plan to have a full-time career, a partial interest in a career, or no career. The educa- tional-aspirations item included the fol- lowing alternatives of intended educa- tional...

.... ( 1976 ). Estimates of the 60+ and 65+ Populations for Counties and PSA’s: 1975 . Washington, D.C. : Administration on Aging. U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare . David , Goldberg , & Balakrishnan , T. R. ( 1961 ). A Partial Evaluation of Four Estimating Techniques...

... a 5 pe rc en t le v el o f c o n fi de nc e. 496 DEMOGRAPHY Some of the evidence on the direction of movement of in-migrants, however, is partially contradicted by the movement of out-migrants. Out-migrants prior to 1926 were calculated as a percent of the total population in 1926 of the guberniya...