Sentence examples for concerning these variables from inspiring English sources

Conflicting reports are present in the literature concerning these variables: some authors found significant differences in bond failure rate in patients with different malocclusions [27], age [28] and gender [29].

Hence, concerning these variables selection bias due to non-response are negligible.

Concerning these variables, there were no significant differences between NF group (n = 59) and control group (n = 35).

By matching our cases and controls on age, gender and region we adjusted for differences concerning these variables and also for other socio-demographic characteristics (table 1).

Available data concerning these variables could thus deviate from the actual data, however, we do not consider these limitations to have significantly affected our findings.

In this respect, the differences between the individual plants studied here concerning these variables could be related to the fact that each plant would have been expressing a different ontogenetic developmental stage at the time of sampling (see Yagi 2009), despite the size evenness among the plants sampled for this study.

We studied day-to-day variations of the daily sample of subjects concerning these cited variables.

Concerning these differentiating variables, the regression analysis reveals that both age and previous treatment history are linked with self-rejection: older persons report more self-rejection, while persons with a longer treatment history report less.

Since Kovacik and Rakosnik [7] first discussed variable exponent Lebesgue spaces and variable exponent Sobolev spaces, the field of variable exponent function spaces has witnessed an explosive growth in recent years and now there have been a large number of papers concerning these kinds of variable exponent spaces, see the monograph by Diening et al. [8] and the references therein.

After Kováčik and Rákosník first discussed the variable exponent Lebesgue space (L^{p(x)}) and Sobolev space (W^{k,p(x)}) in [1], a lot of research has been done concerning these kinds of variable exponent spaces; see for example [2, 3] for the properties of such spaces and [4 13] for the applications of variable exponent spaces on partial differential equations.

After Kovác̆ik and Rákosník first discussed L p ( x ) and W m, p ( x ) spaces in [1], a lot of research has been done concerning these kinds of variable exponent spaces, for example, see [2 6] for the properties of such spaces and [7 9] for the applications of variable exponent spaces on partial differential equations.