Sentence examples for changes by one from inspiring English sources

Marginal effects indicate a change in the dependent variable when an independent variable changes by one unit.

Diffuse systemic sclerosis is characterised by Raynaud phenomenon that precedes the development of skin changes by one year [59].

The regression coefficient indicates about how many units of dependent variable change when the independent continuous variable changes by one unit.

The expression SP - VC P Q is the degree of operational leverage DOL, which shows the relative variation in operational profit when sales volume changes by one percent.

Also, in many cases the changes in the institutions is done in response to changes in the national systems, therefore often lagging the system changes by one to three years.

This method estimates how much the value of the outcome changes when the values of the explanatory variable changes by one unit.

In fly, a change by one on our FVI scale equals a twofold shorter or longer mean survival of the host after infection with a mutant strain, again compared with wild type.

Effects of acetazolamide were analyzed by comparing baseline variables and the time-dependent changes by one-way analysis of variance for repeated measures.

By comparing the effect of a change by one standard deviation in a certain continuous regressor on one of the dependent variables in terms of standard deviations reveals the importance of the churning rate, which is responsible for the strongest differences over all channels in how firms fulfil their demand for labour.

Michael M. Weinstein ("A Reassuring Scorecard for Affirmative Action," Editorial Observer, Oct. 17) is right that those of us who object on principle to racial discrimination are unlikely to have our minds changed by one study in the Journal of Economic Literature.

In any discipline you can be changed by one person, and I had that with Tatiana Legat.