Sentence examples for ideal variables from inspiring English sources

Our data did not differ significantly from computed ideal variables.

This range can be quite wide, even if the practical and ideal variables are fairly well correlated.

We show that if the correlation coefficient between the "practical" and "ideal" variables can be obtained, then a range of uncertainty can be obtained within which the desired regression coefficient of dependent on "ideal" variable may lie.

Currently, there is a lack of consensus in the published literature regarding the optimal factors for prediction of renal outcomes and the ideal variables that should be measured in order to monitor disease progression, especially in the early stages of the disease.

An ideal variable provides unambiguous information about the condition of the environment in relation to reference conditions and is relatively easy and inexpensive to measure.

Therefore, PHN is an ideal variable for performing record linkage.

Income is an ideal variable to measure the financial capacity of family to afford health services and economic status.

While breeding practices and the proportion of cross-bred and indigenous cows in the herd are easy to recall, average milk yield may not be an ideal variable for group interviews.

The absence of an ideal variable to measure the gastrointestinal function, however, should not stop us making attempts with different surrogates – as also suggested by Berger and colleagues with the Lausanne Intestinal Failure Estimation (LIFE) score.

The heat transfer coefficients are ideal design variables to optimize the gas quenching process.

Ideal predictor variables should directly reflect the frequency of extrapair paternity without the need for phylogenetic correction.