Sentence examples for a determining variable from inspiring English sources
The tenet of Islamic principles is highlighted by the findings that interest rate is not a determining variable in explaining KMI-30's volatility.
Indeed, our MD simulations of the NNN (001) surface give evidence of a rich structural behavior, with intramolecular effects coupled to intermolecular interactions and temperature as a determining variable for triggering surface reconstruction.
Although obesity was associated with the early onset of puberty in these racial/ethnic groups, it was less of a determining variable in African-American girls, suggesting the involvement of other factors (Kaplowitz et al. 2001).
ri was regarded as a series of independent random variables sampled from identical Bernoulli distributions with parameter θi, where θi is a determined variable depending only on the genotype state Gi.
When these four variables are combined into one linear regression model for the total SSS volume, the road length is no longer a significant determining variable, because the importance of road length as an explanatory variable of the total SSS volume is relatively limited compared with the other three factors.
I employ a model framework that allows LOC to depend on a set of observable determining variables.
I extend their model framework by allowing the measure of LOC to depend on a set of observable determining variables.
Furthermore, it is performed by using an endogenously determined variable, namely the energy cost share.
The η, which is an empirically determined variable that quantifies the dependence of dissipative processes on elastic processes, was calculated as η = tan θ.
This approach is similar to some studies in the literature that use actual damage data as the dependent variable to regress with a set of indicators to determine variable selection and weighting (Peduzzi et al. 2009; Lam et al. 2014).
Multivariate analysis using logistic regression models were performed using a forward stepwise approach to determine variables potentially linked to a favourable opinion.
