The Use of Multi-State Life Tables in Estimating Places for Biomedical and Behavioral Scientists A Technical Paper (1997) / Chapter Skim
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APPLYING THE MODEL TO THE BIOMEDICAL AND BEHAVIORALY SCIENCE WORKFORCE
APPLYING THE MODEL TO THE BIOMEDICAL AND BEHAVIORALY SCIENCE WORKFORCE
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believes, on balance, that they produce an understatement of net immigration; hence the mode} probably understates the rates of growth and the sizes of the workforces.i° WIN: and WOUTt are also not included. On the molder that is estimated below, neither WIN: nor WOUTt were included, although they should be if the mode} is to be used for projections resee Appendix A for a more detailed examination of the zero immigration assumption.
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In actual application, in a population consisting of a number of cohorts, NEt is calculated for each cohort and summed to get new entrants for the entire systemic In more technical terms, the mode} assumes that the transition rates are characterized by a zero-order Markov process. Ott is also possible to make the mode} even more complex by adding an endogenous "fertility" component.
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