Sentence examples for accompanying variables from inspiring English sources

Chironomidae larvae, sampled in both shallow (river bank) and deep (middle) parts of the river, emphasized hydromorphological degradation and zinc as the most important stressing factors, with chlorophyll-a and suspended solids as accompanying variables influencing the community structure.

A total of 419 (0.9%) files were not included because they did not have the minimum accompanying variables.

Table 2 lists the scenarios, settings, conditions and accompanying design variables that can be used in any role-play and the italicized parts of table were all identified as being relevant in the design of the Volcanic Hazards Simulation.

On the other hand, the higher z-scores and lower standard error values associated with PwarmQ and the average of the 5 windiest days per month suggested greater confidence in the odds ratios accompanying these variables.

We also assessed molecular peculiarities accompanying the variable radial stratification of the diverse serotonergic populations.

All 3 patients had prolonged mild upper respiratory tract symptoms, consisting mainly of rhinorrhea and dry cough, accompanying a variable duration of viral shedding.

Under normal operating conditions in a palm oil mill, the boiler plant is subjected to fluctuating loads which are accompanied by variables.

With time, uniform corrosion results exhibited a strong dependence on temperature accompanied by variable pH- and temperature-dependent corrosion product formation.

However, in statistics, it is well known that penalized regression approach which accompanies efficient variable selection can lead to finding smaller and more necessary supports for the purpose of good prediction accuracy.

Degradation was accompanied by variable effects on the phosphorylation of downstream components of the EGFR signaling pathway (i.e. Erk and Akt) (Figure 8A).

Consequently, selection by host plants with different belowground treatments appears to be accompanied by variable quantitative changes in different life history traits.