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Mainstage Variable

xewtuk2

BHPS cross-sectional enumeration weight only Scot-Welsh-NI boosts

Datafile

indall

Index term

Sampling Factors

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
1.06	0	0	18.10185813903809	0.53	20177

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
1.0	0	0	20.307661056518555	0.51	20715

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
1.05	0	0	19.040451049804688	0.5	21389

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
0.98	0	0	11.258129119873049	0.48	21730

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
0.98	0	0	8.376641273498535	0.47	22127

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
0.99	0	0	9.435657501220703	0.46	22574

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
1.0	0	0	14.011034965515137	0.44	23435

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
0.99	0	0	16.89676856994629	0.87	26586

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