The phrase "and the variable of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mathematics, statistics, or programming when discussing relationships between variables.
Example: "In the equation, we need to consider the constant and the variable of interest to determine the outcome."
Alternatives: "and the factor of" or "and the parameter of".
The study area was in Burkina Faso, and the variable of interest was firewood volume (m3/ha).
The variable of the company is measured by 7 items and the variable of the environment is measured by 6 items.
Hence, they were standardised by multiplying each regression coefficients with the ratio of the standard deviation of the corresponding predicting variable and the variable of interest.
Within this area, the capacity to service is analyzed according to the location of the stop and the variable of resident and non-resident population.
In other words, the HPL dummy variable captures the effect of the enforcement of the HPL (the basic model), and the variable of the elapsed years of the HPL captures its diffusion effect (the dynamic model).
Using the variances of the estimated population means, and the correlation between auxiliary variables and the variable of interest, a design consistent regression estimator that has minimum model mean squared error under a working model is derived.
The overall strength of association for each variable was assessed using the likelihood ratio test, comparing the model with and without the variable of interest.
The contrast between the permanent forms of the chess pieces, made of white marble dust, and the variables of the surrounding trees and sky underscores the message.
Because of the uncertainties of climate change and the variables of mitigation measures, it is impossible to rank nations precisely on a scale of risk, Mr. Neefjes said.
But the pressure of the case and the variables of her medication eventually lead to a manic breakdown, a harrowing scene in last season's penultimate episode.
