The phrase "as a constants variable" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "as a constant variable"? You can use it when discussing programming or mathematical concepts where a variable is defined to have a constant value.
Example: "In this function, we treat the input as a constant variable to ensure that it does not change during execution."
Alternatives: "as a fixed variable" or "as an unchanging variable".
Age at career start is used in the analysis of promotion to a senior physician position (and age at middle career stage start for promotion to a chief physician position) as a time-constant variable to control for physicians with differing time frames for career progression.
A model that includes a data object, such as a constant, a variable, and a signal can declare an alias for the object with an alias declaration.
In traditional methods, this factor is set as a constant value or variable that decreases at constant time.
Definition 5 (Elementary functions) A real-valued function that can be expressed as a finite combination of constants, variables, arithmetic operations, standard functions and compositions is called an elementary function.
Set the format of the color of cell B10 to canary yellow so it's recognizable as a variable constant one can change later.
In a case such as this, the observer opinion is defined as a constant rather than a variable, which interferes with the IRR calculation.
Considering decreasing PTT and increasing thromboplastin as constant variable, we were able to ascertain a decrease in bleeding complications.
In recent years, Caraballo and Real [16 18] developed a fruitful theory of existence, uniqueness, stability of solutions and global attractors for Navier-Stokes models including some hereditary characteristics such as constant, variable delay, distributed delay, etc.
To quantitatively measure the effect of antibody fluctuation on NPC risk, the second model included baseline measurement as constant variable, and the differences between each repeated test and baseline measurement as time-varying variables.
In order to quantitatively measure fluctuation of antibody titers and its effect on cancer outcome, we also treated baseline measurement as constant variable, and the differences between each repeated test and baseline measurement as time-varying variables, adjusted for age, sex, and town.
