The phrase "although this variable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception regarding a specific variable in a discussion or analysis.
Example: "Although this variable shows a significant correlation, it does not imply causation."
Alternatives: "even though this variable" or "despite this variable".
Observed costs for haemorrhagic events were the highest among different forms of stroke, although this variable did not explain costs variability in the regression model.
This does not alter the estimated association between hours of work and relative BMI, which is reassuring, although this variable may not directly capture the food caloric content.
The species was also predicted to decrease with another landscape-scale variable, increased habitat clearing within a 1-km radius, although this variable was revealed as an unreliable predictor using odds ratio.
Although this variable N-terminal protein extension is not a prerequisite for activity, the catalytic efficiency increases linearly with the number of RLKTQDS heptads, representing a unique mechanism for gradual regulation of enzymatic activity [9], [14].
Although this variable is often mentioned as an important characteristic of many inter-personal situations [23], [24], its role in modulating the weight that different sources of social information have in interpersonal decision-making has not been explored.
Procalcitonin was an important biomarker that predicted delirium, although this variable did not make it through the multivariate analysis.
However, although significant this variable has a small impact upon the explanatory power of the models and the strength of the other explanatory variables.
Although we defined this variable as a patient characteristic, very probably, the effect is the result of specific patient and physician characteristics.
Diabetes as a comorbid condition at the time of listing for transplant was also used as a variable, although information on this variable was missing or unknown for 23.3% of patients (Tables 1, 2, 3).
In our study, although inclusion of this variable contributed to reducing the strength of the association between "Fair/Poor" SRH and mortality (reduction of age-adjusted HR by 32.4% and 27.3% in men and women, respectively), SRH continued to be an independent predictor of mortality.
In line with the migration literature, potential migrants are attracted by countries where the unemployment rate is relatively lower, although the effect of this variable becomes statistically insignificant with the inclusion of additional explanatory variables.
