Sentence examples for exploring variables from inspiring English sources
As per Creswell (2014), qualitative approach is a good choice if "a concept or phenomenon needs to be explored and understood because little research has been done on it" and the same author quotes Morse (1991) who states that qualitative approach is useful when the topic is new in terms of exploring variables that should be examined, which is the case in this research.
Exploring variables for their independent prognostic effect on survival was carried out using the multivariate stepwise Cox's proportional regression hazard model (Cox and Oakes, 1997).
Typically, research projects generated by the AIDS epidemic limit themselves to exploring variables that seem obviously related to issues of transmission and behaviour change such as condom use or numbers of partners in a fixed time period.
In the multivariate analysis exploring variables associated with diagnostic categories (colonisation vs. Aspergillosis), which included all variables showing significance (p < 0.1) in the bivariate analysis previously performed, the logistic regression was statistically significant (p < 0.001, R Cox = 0.291).
After conducting a study on the economics of producing classical music, Lincoln Center is interested in exploring variable pricing so that tickets cost less on certain nights of the week or people get discounts for buying tickets to several different events at the hall.
Reported N-Ratios were compared to mass balance simulations exploring variable crop yields and alfalfa management.
The current study explores variables related to public acceptance of evolution in the United States by state.
The international level explores variables that operate exclusively "above" states such as anarchy and the distribution of power.
The domestic level explores variables that operate exclusively within states, such as regime type and bureaucratic design.
To explore variables in combination, we then performed multiple regressions adopting an information theoretic approach.
Pearson product moment correlations were calculated between these change scores and the total number of contacts with participants during the program and with the total time spent per participant, to explore variables that may affect outcomes.
