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Small Area Variation in Homeownership

Housing Studies, 2009
The aim of the study is two-fold. First, it adds to the existing state-of-the-art housing research by suggesting the implementation of new econometric methodology. Specifically, the study adds to earlier studies of homeownership by adding spatial impacts.
Lauridsen, Jørgen T.; id_orcid 0000-0001-9889-6236   +2 more
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High Pressures on Small Areas

Science, 1977
Small diamond indentors with spherical tips were pressed against a polished diamond flat. Pressures were calculated from Hertz contact theory. Very high pressures were achieved on small areas.
A L, Ruoff, J, Wanagel
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In Defense of Small Area Analysis

Health Affairs, 1985
Publishing at its best can he a lively dialogue between a journals authors and readers. We encourage your responses to what you will be reading in future issues of Health Affairs .
P, Caper, M, Spitzer
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Small Area Variation in Orthopedics

The Journal of Knee Surgery, 2010
It is clear that small area variation exists in orthopedics, but there is still much to learn. Given the many unanswered questions regarding area variation, regulatory policy at this time would be premature. The biggest piece of the puzzle that needs to be solved is the influence of disease prevalence and severity.
Warren R, Dunn   +2 more
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Small area broadcast in LTE

2015 International Conference on Wireless Communications & Signal Processing (WCSP), 2015
Broadcast is an efficient way of delivering same content to a group of UEs. Two kinds of MBMS bearers were defined for broadcast over LTE: MBSFN for large area broadcast, SC-PTM for single cell broadcast. However, neither bearer is efficient in small area broadcast.
Xipeng Zhu   +3 more
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On Defining Small Areas

Medical Care, 1993
This study explores the relationship between small area and economic approaches to defining hospital markets. Both approaches attempt to link populations receiving care with providers who deliver it. The approaches differ fundamentally, however, in their view of the role of alternative sources of inpatient services.
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Small-Area Estimation

2010
The term “small area” typically refers to a population for which reliable statistics of interest cannot be produced due to certain limitations of the available data. Examples of domains include a geographical region (e.g., a state, county or municipality), a demographic group (e.g., a specific age × sex × race group), a demographic group within a ...
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Small area network interconnection

Microprocessing and Microprogramming, 1993
Abstract This paper describes two dedicated solutions for small area network interconnections: router and bridge. The router and the bridge are designed for embedded applications based on microcontrollers of the types 8051 and 8044. Considered communication protocols are NBIP and Bitbus.
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Small-area estimation

1995
Small-area estimation (SAe) is concerned with inferences about the districts (subdomains) or another division of a country (the domain) when the subsample sizes for some subdomains are not large enough for reliable inferences about them to be based solely on the subsamples.
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