Sentence examples for influences of variables from inspiring English sources

The aim of this study was to evaluate the influences of variables of preparation on total flavonoids content from extractive solution of Lippia sidoides Cham., Verbenaceae.

Furthermore, the influences of variables were determined by the analysis of variance; and, a comprehensive statistical analysis was conducted by the perturbation plot, interaction effects, and 3D response surface plots.

This study also explores the effects of task contexts on student reasoning as well as students' abilities to distinguish between testability and causal influences of variables in COV experiments.

The influences of variables such as initial R123 (X1) and DSB concentration (X2), pH (X3), adsorbent mass (X4) and sonication time (X5) on their removal were investigated by small central composite design (CCD) under response surface methodology.

Following the optimization of influences of variables, the proposed sensor due to its high stability, reproducibility and relatively long lifetime has good selectivity and sensitivity for uranyl ion over a large number of alkali, alkaline earth, transition, and heavy metal ions.

To assess the individual influences of variables, regression analysis was performed using 3 consecutive models.

This may be due to important influences of variable patient characteristics, most importantly episode severity.

The fluctuations in the apparent substitution rate imply interrelated influences of variable strength in natural selection and population size changes.

Heterogeneity among HCPs to whom the respondents had been exposed could result in influences of variable direction, and subsequently no consistent association in the current analysis.

In 1963 Joyce and James set up a project, Young Children in Brief Separation, at the Tavistock Institute in London, to study the influence of variables on how a young child copes with separation – ie their understanding of object constancy, the quality of substitute care and the length of separation.

Standardization tends to increase the influence of variables whose variance is small and reduce the influence of variables whose variance is large (Singh et al. 2004).