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The authors propose that the primary variables of hippocampal volume and cognitive processing speed, subsuming other contributing variables (episodic memory, executive function, language processing) predict antidepressant response.

If two variables were correlated (r ≥ 0.8), a highly contributing variable was preferred over the other.

Dependent variables represent the response that is observed as a consequence of the independent variables being manipulated.

"Clinical experts have said that this is likely to be a consequence of variable staffing levels, a lack of senior decision-makers and of consistent specialist services.

Indeed, such an inevitable choice is a direct consequence of change of variable ∂ y = x ∂ x.

Axial coding will be done to examine the context, intervening conditions and consequences of core variables.

A number of other factors which were not reviewed in this study may have contributed to the poor achievement of serum phosphate target levels, including poor patient insight into the consequences of hyperphosphatemia, variable dietary management, and poor adherence with binders, Hyperphosphataemia itself partially contributes to metabolic acidosis.

The consequences of altering these variables are not always immediately obvious.

This approach also allows the performance consequences of each variable to be thoroughly explored [19].

Non-fatal injuries may leave life changing consequences contributing many kinds of disabilities [ 1, 6, 7].

The 'simple' education variable did not show relevant effects which may be the consequence of introducing the language variable.