The phrase "as core variables" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing fundamental or essential elements within a particular context, such as research, data analysis, or programming.
Example: "In our study, we identified several factors as core variables that significantly influence the outcome."
Alternatives: "as fundamental elements" or "as essential factors".
Conversely, this implies that clonal complexes may have their own core genome; those genes universally present within a given clonal complex but which differ between them are assigned as "core variable" (Lindsay et al. 2006).
Our systematic literature review of studies pertaining to TI of adults revealed deficient reporting of the Utstein airway core variables as defined by an international expert group.
All members of professional societies (except for the society of psychiatry in Valais, which refused to participate) in the investigated cantons at the time of the study, i.e., 769 psychiatrists and 765 psychologists, received the main self-administrated written questionnaire with the same core variables as for professionals in institutional settings.
Although 24-hour survival is mentioned as a core variable in the original Utstein style, it is still recommended as supplementary data in the Utstein update [ 20], and therefore should be reported as a clinical endpoint in these kinds of resuscitation registry analyses.
Recommended core variables, such as "post-interventional end-tidal carbon dioxide (ETCO2)", "number of attempts at airway intervention" and "co-morbidity", which are all recognised as being highly associated with efficiency and outcome, were missing in the majority of the papers.
On the one hand, most studies identifying these rewards essentially examined other core variables, treating rewards as an additional concept.
Without adjustment for either core variables or water As, water Mn was significantly associated with Full-Scale and Performance raw scores (B-values = −0.33 and −0.29, p < 0.002 and p < 0.001, respectively) but not with Verbal raw score (B = −0.04, p = 0.15).
Existing information in the FIA database, such as core optional variables like actual tree height and total tree height, may be used to estimate broken or missing top biomass in SDTs.
With a script developed in Developer XD, ISGs were automatically identified as objects inside the cell mask with an electron-dense core (variables listed in ESM Methods 1).
