Sentence examples for categorical exercise from inspiring English sources

For difference in ER of mortality associated with influenza intensity between exercise groups (between E1 and E0, or E2 and E0), multinomial logistic regression was applied by using the categorical exercise group variable as the dependent variable and the influenza intensity as the independent variable.

The threshold concept represents a linchpin between evidence (which presents on the continuum of credibility) and decision-making, which is a categorical exercise (as choice options are either selected or not) [ 13, 14, 36].

The first album by Canyons is "Keep Your Dreams" (Modular), and it's a good exercise in categorical confusion: pre- and post-disco, analog-synth ambience and noise, drones, 1970s German experimental rock, new wave.

Finally, we estimated effects of exposure adjusted for possible confounding by including length of exposure and exercise as categorical variables and O3, CO, NOx, and age as continuous variables.

— — — — - *By that I mean that I vote primarily as a civic sacrament — an exercise in the categorical imperative, not as an exercise of political power.

Mill apparently believes that the sense of dignity of a (properly self-conscious) progressive being would give rise to a categorical preference for activities that exercise his or her higher capacities.

However, assessing exercise in this categorical manner is the primary limitation of our study and may result in an overestimate of exercise rates.

* Adjusted variables were age and categorical variables including gender, smoking, diet habits, drinking, exercise status, liver enzymes, sonographic fatty liver, hepatovirus infections, hyperinsulinemia and hyperuricemia.

The paired t test or the Wilcoxon signed rank test for non-parametric data and the chi squared test for categorical data were used to identify any differences whilst exercising with and without NIV.

The categorical variables which identified the sub-groups used in this exercise were specified in advance.

Note the use of the discussion-ending categorical "any".