The phrase "across a range of variables" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or relationship of different factors or elements in a study or analysis.
Example: "The results of the experiment were consistent across a range of variables, indicating a strong correlation."
Alternatives: "over a variety of factors" or "throughout multiple parameters".
Greater Manchester ranked 30th, performing more consistently across a range of variables including work-life balance, housing affordability and new businesses.
Across a range of variables, from mental health to material prosperity, intact heterosexual households showed different and generally better long-term outcomes for children than other family structures – gay parents included.
Second, we assess the association between clinic scores for GP and patient evaluation across a range of variables.
Our findings are unlikely to be biased by attrition, given that the samples at each time point were very similar across a range of variables.
While clinical outcomes across a range of variables were significantly better for women accessing an independent midwife, the significantly higher perinatal mortality rates for high risk cases in this group indicate an urgent need for a review of these cases.
In the AOB cohort, other potential sources of bias such as information bias (e.g., misclassification bias, recall bias) and bias due to confounding are kept to a minimum due to the prospective nature of data collection, use of standardized tools, and assessment across a range of variables including different data sources.
Van Ham co-authored the study, which measured a range of variables associated with segregation: income, occupational status, education and more.
Functionality encompasses a range of variables, from availability to security to sheer processing power.
Shore and Rapport (1998) [26] found different levels of social anxiety across cultures, with a range of variable social fears.
Experiment 2 examined the overall patterns of bias produced by fish mobility (speed and turning angle) and survey procedure (i.e. visibility distance, survey dimensions, diver speed, and survey time) on observed counts AnimDens was also run across a range of all variables (Table 1).
The SSc group had markedly higher forefoot pressures across a range of pressure variables when compared with the control group.
