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... usefulness of Theorem 3 is limited by the fact that it only states that one (of possibly many) of the local maxima of (6) is a consistent estimator of the ... See full document

... with the results of Maddison (2004). Clearly, the most noticeable difference is the absence of individual significance of the rp variable, in the Portuguese ...is, ... See full document

... Mincerian model puts emphasis on the supply side: the more an individual invests in his human-capital development, the higher his wage ...is. The model that is presented in this ... See full document

... 2002 the IIT between Portugal and the European Union (EU), Portugal and Spain and Portugal and Germany constituted over 50% of total ...trade. The IIT between ... See full document

... via the dorsomedial nucleus of the hypothalamus ...etc.) and environmental conditions (light, sound, temperature, social stimuli ...Since the SCN is acknowledged to be the ... See full document

... with the results of Maddison (2004). Clearly, the most noticeable difference is the absence of individual significance of the rp variable, in the Portuguese ...is, ... See full document

... estimate the model consists of the elimination of the country-specific fixed effects ( 𝜇 𝑖 ...). The longitudinal data literature offered several distinctive ... See full document

... A panel data set contains n entities or subjects (e.g., firms and states), each of which includes T observations measured at 1 through t time ...Thus, the total number of ... See full document

... Lewer and Van den Berg (2008) tested the hypothesis of the gravity model on immigration patterns of 16 OECD countries from 1991 to ...that the model is useful for ... See full document

... that the IMS mainly assesses past intrinsic/intangible investments ...if the relationship were to end), ...sense of moral commitment/predisposition, consequently experienced as internal barriers ... See full document

... for the monthly mean values of temper- ature, obtained before and after applying the bias ...correction. The result is shown in Fig. 4b. While large regions of the globe ... See full document

... Tworzenie modeli wymaga dobrej znajomo ci zjawisk dynamicznych zachodz cych w modelowanych obiektach. Na podstawie dok ładnej analizy zapisywane s równania ruchu modelu. Po opracowaniu algorytmów symulacyjnych i ... See full document

... However, the implementation of the MDAIF requires a formative fra- mework adapted to nurses’ ...Hence, and within the scope of the Re- search Unit of the ... See full document

... 73], and the use of differential equations [4, 10, 31, 43, ...inactive and infer the network by using logical rules. Yet, the data used to infer networks is usually ... See full document

... Likelihood of voting is an experimental equivalent with which to test voter ...all the studies reviewed in section 1.2.2. rely on observational data, they all rely on actual voter ... See full document

... in the Adamkiewicz artery (AKA) between populations that do and do not have aortic disease and they have an influence on the neuroischemic complications involving the spinal cord during ... See full document

... weather conditions, dengue viruses introduced via travelers are likely to result in further domestic spread and subsequent occurrence of ...addition, the introduction of more virulent ... See full document

... objective of the present work is to investigate and measure the possible association between the above variables and the daily variation rate of cases of ... See full document

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