Sentence examples for a variable introduced from inspiring English sources

A player hitting a ball against a wall is able to hone his passing, but will not have to make any difficult decisions regarding timing, movement, etc. Playing a four-v-one in a box will still allow for a lot of passing, but with a variable introduced – the defender – which forces players to think about when they pass, and who to.

A variable introduced when a quantifier (i.e. subquery) is specified has a scope to the condition under this quantifier and in the output specification.

The within-subject standard deviation of MUP velocities, a variable introduced by Lange et al. (2002) shows the spread of MUP velocities.

In analytical terms, this reciprocal conditioning is represented by a specific variable introduced in the utility function of the alternatives of the model at the upper level, which considers the choices also made by the users at the lower level.

Evaluating GDF-15 as a continuous variable introduced only minor changes in the statistical outputs.

When we performed a multivariate analysis (variable introduced in the model: shock at admission, acute renal failure and 2007 IDSA/ATS agreement) the association was still significantly present (OR 0.39, 95%% CI 0.17 0.91).

Pubertal stage was added separately because this variable introduced a large amount of missing data (when puberty was added to the models, only 1988 boys and 2740 girls had data available for analysis).

The variable introduced when a new search component is created has a large scope: it can be referenced in all components below it and in the output specification and in all conditions of this search component.

However, because the rings undergo force-dependent transitions, an experimental arrangement where the force is the free variable introduces an undesirable level of complexity in the results.

Log-transformation of the response variable introduces a bias when back-transforming to the arithmetic scale.

Although dichotomising the variables introduced a potential risk of lost information, the sample size did not allow us to split continuous variables into more groups.