SURVIVAL TABLE
|
Survival Rate |
Cumulative Hazard | |
|
Λ 0----------- |
------n.s.m.------ |
------0,037------ |
|
1----------- |
------0,963------ |
------0,037------ |
|
MALE I ɔ 2 2----------- |
------0,573------ |
------0,558------ |
|
3----------- |
------0,262------ |
------1,339------ |
|
4 4----------- |
------0,000------ |
----------------- |
|
ɔ о----------- |
------0,922------ |
------n.s.m.------ |
|
1----------- |
------0,891------ |
------0,115------ |
|
FEMALE > 2----------- |
------0,666------ |
------0,406------ |
|
3----------- |
------0,159------ |
------1,836------ |
|
4 4----------- |
------0,000------ |
----------------- |
Legend: n.s.m. - not statistically meaningful.
Time intervals: 0 - lower than 1 year
1 - lower than 2 years
2 - between 2 and 3 years
3 - between 3 and 4 years
4 - 4 years or more
From the Cumulative Hazard column we conclude that no MSc.
among the ones in our sample has taken 4 years or more; nevertheless, time
length always exceeded interval 2 for both men and women but more
frequently for the latter: actually, the cumulative frequencies of MSc.
concluded within the three initial years (falling until interval 2 inc.) was
55,8% for men and only 40,6% for women, an outcome which suggests that
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