The phrase "according to this variable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referencing or interpreting data or information that is contingent upon a specific variable in a discussion or analysis.
Example: "The results of the experiment vary significantly according to this variable, indicating its importance in the overall outcome."
Alternatives: "based on this variable" or "in line with this variable".
During base-calling the algorithm looks at each homopolymer, generates a N distributed random variable and, according to this variable, decides which length to set for the observed homopolymer.
The subsequent prospective study groups will be created according to this variable.
Table 1 shows the frequency of weekly amount of physical exercise during pregnancy and the distribution of covariates according to this variable.
If this is the case, we did record this information (as to whether the tumour implantation site was heterotopic, orthotopic, or systemic), but we did not perform separate analyses according to this variable.
Because waist circumference is the primary exposure variable of interest it is not possible to stratify the analysis according to this variable since it would prevent estimation of its coefficient.
Indeed, according to this variable, in the "high CSR" group 342 out of 395 newborns with a 1-minute Apgar of 0 to 3 and 1713 out of 1861 newborns with a 1 minute Apgar of 4 to 6 would not have been admitted into a specialized service, which seem hardly plausible figures.
Last, discriminant function analysis was used to classify FM and RA/SLE individuals according to this final variable list (Table 6).
According to this combined variable, 12/63 (19.0 %) I-type cases and 55/107 (51.4 %) PB-type cases displayed membranous PODXL expression in any component.
Only 5% of the children whose mother reported traffic-related air pollution were not exposed according to the Google Earth®-derived variable, whereas 3% of the children that did not declare to be exposed were exposed according to this objectively assessed variable.
According to this approach, continuous variables were classified as 'low' below median and 'high' above median (e.g. in-migration rate was divided into two categories: low and high in-migration rate).
According to this, the changes of variables are related to the movement of mandible.
