Sentence examples for a measurable variable from inspiring English sources

Culture simply cannot be reduced to a measurable variable.

However, technical ease or difficulty as a measurable variable has not been quantified.

This change in position has its own size and frequency and is a measurable variable.

Indicator: A measurable variable related to the standard.

where (frac {Delta X}{ X} denotes the relative error associated with a measurable variable X.

SSM is a restrictive model framework; it assumes there is a measurable variable, such as test scores, over which there is assumed to be a pair of normal or at least approximately normal distributions, with equal variances; it is assumed that the empirical data of focus are in rough correspondence to the SSM model.

First-order statistics are based on a single measurable variable (e.g., the mean of a set of values).

While numerically accurate, this metric invites us to abandon a multi-dimensional view of another person so we can focus on a single, measurable variable.

Therefore, the mathematical model is transformed in a form containing all measurable variables.

Entropy is a very precisely measurable variable, and it's extraordinary that as a result of manipulating that alone, the researchers saw a consistent change in another variable – funniness – a quality you might otherwise think was subjective.

The product based definition sees quality as a precise and measurable variable, whereas the user based definition is more subjective in nature and assumes that consumers have different needs and wants.