"analyzed variables" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in scientific or technical writing to refer to the specific factors or data points that are being studied or examined in a research project or experiment. Example: "The results of the study showed a significant correlation between the analyzed variables of age and income level."
Based on their spatial variability patterns, the analyzed variables were divided into several homogeneous zones through fuzzy cluster algorithm.
Geometric means together with corresponding 95% confidence intervals (95% CI) were calculated to characterize the location and variability of the analyzed variables in the groups.
We also analyzed variables associated with mortality using logistic regression.
We analyzed variables related with the tumor, predisposing pathology, surgical data and evolution in the ICU.
There were no significant differences between both groups in the rest of the analyzed variables.
There were no differences between groups in the analyzed variables until the end of the PaCO2 equilibrium phase.
The analysis demonstrates that estimates ignoring important alternative channels of transmission tend to overestimate the effects of the analyzed variables.
Therefore, future studies should consider the longitudinal approach in the scale development, both to facilitate greater understanding of the analyzed variables and to assess the predictive validity.
The prognostic relevance of two different parameters was analyzed: variables associated with development of IAH and the prognostic value of IAH and its non-resolution.
Open image in new window Fig. 3 Dendrogram of cluster analysis of the concentration of all analyzed variables on locations for monsoon/winter/summer.
In [20], a KPI ranking system is proposed to significantly reduce the number of analyzed variables in MDT, while earlier work on QoS verification of MDT is described in [21].
