Sentence examples for consideration variables from inspiring English sources
We were interested not just in funding models, but also in organizational models, taking into consideration variables related to political, social, and technological contexts.
Dong's research interests focused on the various effects of both physical and psychosocial stress on cognitive performance, taking into consideration variables such as social support, gender, personality, and more.
Veblen undertook the creation of trajectory tables that would take into consideration variables such as altitude, wind, temperature, shell materials, azimuths, and the like to achieve specific firing distances.
Therefore, the result of ADF test may mislead due to the fact the under consideration variables may contain structural breaks.
Furthermore, ARDL modeling technique does not impose the restrictive assumption that all under consideration variables should have the same order of integration, but it can be applied irrespective of whether the variable are I 0), I(1) or fractionally cointegrated (Pesaran and Pesaran 1997).
This approach was applied to all our methodologies and took into consideration variables such as interpersonal technique, culture load, temperature fluctuations and statistical significance.
The numerical results show the potential energy savings in the MTs in different use cases, taking into consideration variable channel conditions.
Average percent variable cost takes into consideration variable costs of inventory that will fluctuate with the products provided to the customer.
Other more comprehensive information seeking frameworks take into consideration other variables such as the source of information, mechanism, individual differences and external environmental variables such as cultural and socio-economic status [ 52].
Up to now, there has not been a validated nutrition screening tool that takes into consideration clinical variables.
The accuracy of models for low flow is enhanced by explicit consideration of variables that capture human interference in watershed hydrology (e.g., population).
