"dependent variable" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is typically used in the scientific and mathematical context, to refer to the value which is dependent on other factors. For example, "The dependent variable in this experiment is the rate of change in temperature."
Maximum canopy height (Hm) for plots was extracted and used as the dependant variable in all analyses.
An analysis of the variance was performed in order to determine which measurement parameters have a significant effect on the dependant variable; and a model relating the dependant variable and the measurement parameters was built.
The dependant variable was injury (injury = 1; non-injury = 0), and the continuous predictor variable was time (in years).
Students' score for the course, which includes the course work and final examination marks, were named as dependant variable.
Results of the random control study in relation to the dependant variable ADL demonstrated that intervention significantly improved performance.
All the experiments were performed in triplicate and the average of cellulase activity was used as the response (dependant variable) [36].
The relatively high coefficient of determination found here partially reflects a wide range in the dependant variable (TSV) that tends to inflate the percentage of variance explained.
The dependant variable is job-relatedness and the explanatory variables include years of schooling, potential experience, years since migration and other socio-demographic controls.
The permutation test was conducted by changing the orders of dependant variable randomly against the genotypes.
To study the impact on Anopheles, two regression trees were developed, one with as a dependant variable the Anopheles density and the other with as a dependant variable the density Anopheles infected with Plasmodium falciparum.
Lvf occlusion from the instant of final step contact had no significant effect on any dependant variable (p>0.09).
