Sentence examples for genuine variable from inspiring English sources
Here F is not a placeholder in a schema, but a genuine variable ranging over properties or classes (or, on some interpretations, ranging plurally over individuals).
For, if it were, the expression \(x\) in it would not be a genuine variable, and the definition would provide no guidance on the role of \(G\) in contexts other than \(Gx\).
However it is also due to genuine variability in the heart's rhythm, which we find is often manifest as variable PR or ST intervals.
It is possible that linkage of this SNP with other functional sites provides an explanation for variable but genuine association with parameters of bone strength and mineral density.
However, a few genuine cards have the variable and the attribute name inverted as a result of a printing mistake.
We did not consider adjusting for variables such as time since diagnosis, previous surgery, occurrence of metastasis, or chemotherapy regimen, as these variables reflect genuine characteristics of the chemotherapy line.
The hit rate has always been variable – for every genuine breakout such as Coldplay, there have been a dozen Campag Velocets.
Richard Jones's Royal Opera staging of Puccini's trilogy of one-act operas was first given complete in 2011 and much admired at the time, though its first revival is a variable effort, touching genuine greatness in places, but revealing inequalities elsewhere.
During the development of the KeyPoint technology, we noticed that the number of sequence changes compared to the wild type sequence, which reflects the combined total of PCR- and sequence errors and genuine EMS mutations, was highly variable across all positions of the amplicon sequence.
This comparison shows that our results do not depend on the actual algorithm used to build the predictive algorithm and that the importance of temporal variables is a genuine finding in our data.
The independent variable included the types of acupuncture (genuine vs sham) and the sampling time points (two pre-needling, one in the midway of needling, and two post-needling measurements).
