Sentence examples for established variables from inspiring English sources
An appropriate study of this issue involves the comparison of the accuracy of a predictive model including only the established clinical variables with the accuracy of a model that included both the established variables and the new marker.
Previous histomorphometry of the same material failed to detect a structural distinction between the two groups using established variables.
The prognostic utility of 5 established variables (functional capacity, Duke treadmill score, chronotropic response to exercise, heart rate recovery, and premature ventricular contractions) together after routine exercise treadmill testing (ETT) has not been determined.
The distinction between metastatic and non-metastatic unspecific findings in this study was based on the combination of increased SUVmax, morphological changes in size and structure and pathological contrast enhancement, i.e., the established variables for characterising a lesion as benign or malignant.
Three processes established variables and definitions.
Even with these newly established variables, our results strictly follow our already established relationship between perception of quality and likelihood of adverse events and macro-economic variables.
Spearman's rank correlation and multivariable regression analyses using ordinary least squares were applied to establish variables plasma CT-proET-1 levels in patients with CHF.
Therefore it may be necessary to establish variable cutoffs as sequence counts become low, so as to reliably eliminate mis-sequences.
Unfortunately, it is not a priori known which ones (an alternative method to establish variable importance and mitigate effects of multicollinearity is to inspect the output of penalized regression).
Step 2: From the variables identified in Step 1, a contextual relationship is established among variables with respect to which pairs of variables would be examined.
Aperture size and secondary-room sound absorption levels are established as variables.
