The variety of OA signs suggests the need for the implementation of a clinical assessment that includes a broader variable profile than the current standardized OA profile.
This approach starts with a general factor (e.g. social disadvantage) and then tries to determine whether the causal inference can be accounted for by more specific elements in this broader variable (e.g. parenting style, physical home environment).
Of course, sufficiently broad variables needed to represent the variance of most constructs do not pre-exist (Epstein, 1984).
Whereas N is a broad variable, the specific measures of negative cognitive styles and personality orientations provide more fine-grained targets for both intervention and prevention.
The lower precision for these three species was attributed, respectively, to ubiquity (more variable blanks), a broader peak (variable integration width), and peak tailing.
Rather, it's because the stock market has had power to predict the course of broader economic variables like gross domestic product.
Ideally we would have liked to adjust for the duration of care and broader sociodemographic variables such as educational level and culture[ 10].
The observed variation suggests that broader cultural variables – education, religion, values, and tradition – may have to be examined to arrive at a better understanding of regional variations in care.
Both of these models are still based on the two core beliefs of perceived ease of use and perceived usefulness, but the difference is that they add broader external variables.
In a historical context, fluvial geomorphologists are more apt to use physiographic regions to distinguish broad-scale variables, while stream ecologists are more apt to use the concept of an ecosystem to address the broad-scale variables that influence stream habitat.
