Sentence examples for extent of the variables from inspiring English sources

Standard grid templates for identification of the centre point and the central mm, printed on a transparent stock, were overlaid on the scans and used for grading of location and extent of the variables.

However, it has to be said that without adequate standardization of methods in terms of patient characteristics, and the number and extent of the variables studied, the results should be interpreted with caution and we must be conservative about the external validity of the results as the study was carried out in a local population setting only.

A possible explanation for this behavior is given based on the radial extent of the variable-equivalence-ratio mixture burning near the flame stabilization region.

Multiple logistic regression forced-entries were performed to examine the extent of the predictor variables' associations with SOAS-R incidents.

The reasonable dependence of a variable can be verified through the coefficient of determination (R 2) which ranges between 0 and 1 signposting the predictable extent of the dependent variable.

In this case, the extent of the association between variables was expressed as the b coefficient.

The Yates continuity correction test was applied, and Pearson's correlation coefficients were calculated to examine the extent of the associations between variables.

The SEM clarified the extent of the relationships between the variables as well as the chain of cause and effect.

Blue-crowned Parakeet is a large parakeet, mostly green with a light blue crown; the extent of the blue is variable geographically, and is most restricted in the subspecies of northeastern Brazil.

It was found that each rainfall scenario produces a unique pattern of erosion (i.e. the location and extent of the gullies is variable).

As mentioned above, while defects in innate anti-viral responses are common in malignant cells the extent of the defect is variable and can affect the growth of OVs in tumours.