Sentence examples for a considerable variable from inspiring English sources

"Ford has a considerable variable- cost problem right now," said Stephen Girsky, analyst at Morgan Stanley.

He had found a considerable and variable experimental asymmetry in his apparatus, and concluded that he had not, in fact, observed any polarization effect.

It is recognised that the TRF method tends to overestimate telomere length because there is a considerable, highly variable, non-telomeric DNA component within TRFs [ 36].

As CSF has a very long T2 relaxation time, only a very small amount of remaining longitudinal magnetisation is needed to obtain a considerable but variable signal in the heavily T2-weighted FLAIR and DIR images.

Recent studies show that the activation of Ft is mediated by cytochrome P450 enzymes (Komatsu et al, 2000), which have a considerable but variable expression in colon cancer cell lines (Yu et al, 2001) which explains the lack of correlation in IC50's between Ft and 5FU.

As the inherent spatial variability of soil phosphorus (P) within a field is considerable, variable-rate (VR) technology of P fertilisation should be implemented over small areas (e.g. 1 m2).

There are considerable variables that influence selenium concentrations in populations.

Cox proportional hazards analysis was used to compute the hazard ratio and 95% CI to assess the effect of obtaining remission and/or the reduction in ACR of ≥50% at the 1-year study time point on the renal events of doubling serum Cr or onset of ESRD after adjustment for baseline considerable variables.

For small m, a FA model provides a parsimonious way to model the covariances among a considerable number of variables.

However, this study shows that a considerable number of variables may be necessary to make an informed decision or a prediction with a high level of accuracy.

With these sample sizes we expected to obtain sufficient statistical power to account for a considerable amount of variables in a given model.