The phrase "as this variable is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the current state or condition of a variable in a discussion or explanation, particularly in programming or mathematical contexts.
Example: "The function will return a value based on the input, as this variable is crucial for the calculation."
Alternatives: "since this variable is" or "because this variable is".
Osseous ACC of 99mTc-DPD reflects bone metabolism only indirectly as this variable is also influenced by tracer delivery to the osseous tissue.
†Not adjusted for living as couple as this variable is too collinear with having one partner in past year.
A third confounding variable is prior performance, as this variable is an important predictor of students' university performance in medical students (Lumb and Vail 2004).
In addition to those factors, we also controlled for education as this variable is typically associated with HIV knowledge and behavior.
We were unable to examine Her2 Neu receptor status as this variable is only recently being collected by the SEER program.
In addition, we found that interpersonal functioning is important for job satisfaction, but this factor is most probably goes through perceived clinical skills as this variable is the heaviest influencing one in the block of medical school variables.
As mentioned, this variable is an important predictor of cognitive performance, 33 and thus, should be considered carefully in this type of study.
Presented as a percentage, this variable is calculated as follows: A secondary outcome was the European League Against Rheumatism EULARresponsense classification in good, moderate, or non-responders [ 13].
This operation after 2004 is denoted as 1, and before 2004 as 0, and this variable is interacted with the largest shareholder variable.
However, as discussed earlier, the quality of this variable is questionable, as many respondents did not answer the question.
This variable is used as the first variable in the model.
