Sentence examples for a variable term from inspiring English sources

It was shown that Archie's law included a variable term describing the connectivity of the conducting phase (cementation factor).

Instabilities in the tension of the vocal ligament have been simulated by adding a variable term to the maximum active stress: sigma^{text{act}}_{text{MAX}}, (t) =sigma^{text{act}}_{text{MAX}0} + sigma (t) (3).

A variable term is any term that includes a variable and a constant term is any term that has only a number without a variable.

A variable termed "geographic setting" was formed with the two categories urban and rural.

In 66 study patients with paired serum CAIX measurements following two cycles of neoadjuvant chemotherapy versus baseline (a variable termed ΔNACT), diagnostic accuracy for prediction of 5-year progression-free survival had 96%% specificity and 39%% sensitivity at the ΔNACT cut-off value of 224 pg/ml.

Start with the equation (a + b) 2, where: a stands for the variable term (ie. 4y - 1, 2x2 + 3, etc).

Based on these findings, the 4 variables loading on Factor 1 were added into a continuous variable termed Violence exposure, with a range of 0 4 (M = 0.89, SD 1.22) and Cronbach's alpha = 0.72.

Substitution becomes trickier to define if we consider the case where t, the term being substituted for a variable in term t', may itself contain free variables.

Each of the processing cores receives its macroblock index by dynamically detecting the macroblock status.In order to calculate the index of the macroblock, a new variable termed as time cycle is introduced into the algorithm.

Moreover, the precipitation/evaporation ratio directly influences a meteorological variable termed "length of the growing period", which is the number of days in the year when precipitation is higher than evaporo-transpiration.

20– 24 Ruminations and worrying are seen as part of a single variable, termed "repetitive thoughts", which has been associated with anxiety and mood disorders in an adult population.