The phrase "across dependent" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without context, it is unclear how it could be used.
Example: "The results were across dependent variables, which made the analysis complex."
Alternatives: "across variables" or "among dependent factors".
Results indicate that the Ecological CR Model explains approximately 1% more variance across dependent variables compared to the traditional/overall approach.
Comparing the estimations across dependent variables, the income elasticities are smaller for residential and commercial electricity.
The shape of the relation coincides across dependent variables, and the function simply consists of an upward level effect.
The s-scores allow for comparisons across dependent variables and were interpreted according to Cohen's effect size index, with 0.2 indicating a small difference, 0.5 a moderate difference, and 0.8 or more a large difference [ 33, 34].
The similar degree and shape of relationships across studies, across dependent variables, and across the DDS17 and DDS2 highlight two important findings with respect to establishing a clinically meaningful cut point for high distress.
Across all dependent measures, differences in SOD resulted in significantly different knowledge of the spatial layout of the environment.
Additionally, across Tables 4, 5 and 6, the moderation models with the same predictors and number (from Model 3 to Model 5) are also quietly consistent across different dependent variables (time-based, strain-based and behavior-based work-family conflicts).
There may have also been longer-term chronic health and mental health effects of extended shelter residence across the dependent population (Stair and Pottinger 2005; Hincks et al. 2006).
Latent regressions also allow for the predictive role of numerous latent variables (e.g., demographics and openness to experience) to be examined across multiple dependent variables (in this case, the six higher order factors of the Evolutionary Attitudes and Literacy Survey (EALS)).
Across all dependent measures, Triple P participants showed significant increases (PPQ) or decreases (PS, CBCL-I, CBCL-E) in comparison to the control mothers.
Change over time for the PPAP and WC groups was examined across the dependent measures, SDQ, PSI/SF, KPSS, and PDGF.
