The phrase "along with the variable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the inclusion or consideration of a variable in a particular context, such as programming, mathematics, or data analysis.
Example: "The function will return the result along with the variable that was used in the calculation."
Alternatives: "together with the variable" or "in addition to the variable".
Conclusions: The value of balance profiles increased along with the variable challenges in standing balance and with severity of SB occulta, which manifested in patients with whole-sacral SB occulta.
In fact, this highly variable region, along with the variable α2−α3 connecting loop, was shown to play a key role in guiding homotypic as well as heterotypic PYD binding interactions.
This necessitates the simultaneous measurement of temperature along with the variable of interest in order to perform high fidelity temperature compensated measurements.
The membership functions are time-variant and change along with the variable.
However, only two of these polymorphisms (A49T and V89L), along with the variable number of dinucleotide TA repeat polymorphisms in the 3' untranslated region, have been examined concerning risk and prognosis of cancers.
These features, along with the variable nature of the hydrothermal environment, suggest that deep-sea vent organisms may present particular genetic characteristics in relation to their peculiar adaptive abilities.
Those categories were entered as categorical variables into a Microsoft Office Excel© database (Microsoft Corporation, U.S). along with the other variables in the questionnaire.
The second parameter that has to be checked along with the state variables of the storage gas is travelling time.
If the magnitude of a coefficient is above the threshold, the coefficients' sign bit is coded along with the variable-length coded portion.
Twenty-six cephandmetric and six model measurements along with the variables of age and gender were subjected into statistical analysis (Table 2).
Once a variable of interest is "filled‐in", that variable, along with the variables for which there is complete data, is used in the sequence to fill in another variable.
