Sentence examples for consideration of variables from inspiring English sources
The accuracy of models for low flow is enhanced by explicit consideration of variables that capture human interference in watershed hydrology (e.g., population).
In particular, we discuss consideration of structure function relationships, selection of tests appropriate to the population, choice of materials and issues of intellectual property, consideration of variables which can confound studies of cognition in HD, practice effects, and specific issues for multi-site research.
Additionally, consideration of variables that can affect the innovation-performance relationship could be an important area for research in the family firm field.
This permitted consideration of variables that might influence both choice of antifibrinolytic agent and clinical outcome.
Model-building involved consideration of variables, using a series of bivariate analyses to identify potential confounders.
Seventh, the interpretation of the CE of an intervention must include consideration of variables such as study population, comparison interventions, and country setting.
It is especially suitable for studying the rub-impacting problem of rotor system due to the consideration of variable characteristic of friction force with time.
The model is validated in the conventional Bentheimer sandstone and then applied to shale matrix with the consideration of variable wettability.
The branch and bound method was modified to handle discrete variables; and convex modeling was used to allow the consideration of variable material properties.
The algorithm uses bank type assignment with the consideration of variable partition to find the best configuration for both memory and ALU.
This paper presents the development of a discontinuous Galerkin (DG) method for application to chemically reacting flows in subsonic and supersonic regimes under the consideration of variable thermo-viscous-diffusive transport properties, detailed and stiff reaction chemistry, and shock capturing.
