Sentence examples for consequent variable from inspiring English sources
They clearly do not understand what is at stake for all life on earth as a result of unchecked global warming and the consequent variable, unstable and extreme changes to the global climate.
A transition is thus defined as an event whereby a consequent variable has been triggered (or first activated) by the activity of the precedent.
Heterogeneous geology throughout the survey and consequent variable bedrock threshold resistivity hindered efforts to directly track depth to bedrock, motivating us to develop an automated algorithm to extract depth to bedrock by combining both boreholes and AEM data.
However, the concept, homelessness, in this study, is used as a consequent variable.
The ApoE2, E3, and E4 protein phenotypes have differential affinities for lipids and Aβ and consequent variable efficiencies in these transport roles.
These rules identify all possible combinations of RfE, diagnostic cues and demographic variables (antecedent variables) that are linked with a recorded diagnostic outcome (consequent variable).
Particle swarm optimization – neuro fuzzy inference system (PSO-ANFIS) model suggested in this study, is based on a combination of fuzzy rule-based system and particle swarm optimization algorithm, which simultaneously adjust both the antecedent and the consequent variables.
The CDPM comprises 4 blocks: antecedent variables scale with 24 items, scale of medical burnout syndrome with 12 items, consequent variables scale with 16 items, and scale of positive personal resources with 16 items.
Studies based on the MBI have mainly focused on the dimensionality of the construct (the burnout syndrome), whereas less attention has been paid to the elements of the process: antecedent and consequent variables, as well as personal modulators.
A novel recursive estimation based on spatially rearranged data is used to determine the consequent and antecedent variables.
The JAVA API is designed around the logic, with the methods reflecting the underlying language by using terminology such as Variable, Term, Consequent and Antecedent.
