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predicted difference

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predicted difference
predicting the improvement in production of the offspring as compared with that of the dam's which will result with the use of a particular sire. The estimate is based on the actual performance of the male in this regard, as measured on a sample of his offspring.


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Liberal Republicans in the South are predicted to be 24% less likely to support Bush than conservative Republicans, compared to a predicted difference of 20% in the non-South.
Hispanic households had lower predicted stock ownership rates than White households in all three survey years, but the predicted difference was much smaller in 2001 than in 1998 and 2004.
 
 
 
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