Sentence examples for a variables from inspiring English sources

Table 12 Definition of Main Variables Variable Name Definition Panel A: Variables of CSR CSR_Score CSR evaluation score released by Hexun.com.

For every arc (a= (u, v in A), variables (q_{a}^) are defined, expressing the gas (mass) flow in arc direction when (q_{a}^ > 0) and vice versa, and having certain lower and upper bounds.

We conducted the partial correlation in D HM-P - D TF and D HM-P - D t-eQTL of duplicate genes under the controlling of K S and K A variables (with the restriction of K S  < 2.0 and K A  < 0.5), and still observed the significant relationship (r = 0.18, P < 0.001 for D HM-P - D TF and r = 0.15, P < 0.05 for D HM-P - D t-eQTL ), though they are relatively weak.

Unlike X and A, variables in R remain the same throughout the planning sequence.

The bracketed range is based on a "variables such as income bracket, occupation, frequency of use, behavioural characteristics" — so presumably you're going to need to be in a particularly attractive demographic to attract the most interest from brands.

Correlations between such a variables can never suggest a causal relationship, they are only a necessary condition for causal relationships.

Age was a variable.

"Cost is also a variable.

A variable quality of sport.

NATO II will have a variable geometry.

Skinner also experimented with a variable schedule.