Sentence examples for information on variables from inspiring English sources

Information on variables reflecting exposures before and during the early part of pregnancy was collected by means of a computer assisted telephone interview scheduled around gestational week 12.

More often than not, data sets with adequate coverage and sample sizes do not provide information on variables that one would like to use (e.g. expenditures).

Essential information on variables such as the best velocity of distraction, the traction forces involved in the transport process and whether or not the position of the osteotomy is of relevance is lacking [9].

This survey collected 4610 valid questionnaires, with an effective sample size of 2098 by excluding the part of the sample with incomplete information on variables related to this study.

Due to lack of information on variables representing food availability and sustainability dimensions of food security in the dataset, other aspects of food security are not included in the present study.

Dolton and Smith (2011) study the New Deal for Lone Parents program in the U.K. and find that the durations of the social assistance spells of the program participants and non-participants contain a great deal of information on variables that would otherwise be unobserved.

Statistical designed experiments are gaining success in the production of recombinant protein because they provide information on variable interactions that escape the "one-factor-at-a-time" method.

Industry executives said that companies had been providing information on variable annuity investments to regulators for several months but that they were unaware of improper trading practices.

Prof David Goulson, a bee researcher at the University of Sussex and also not involved in the new research, said: "The [new information on variable effects] makes assessing the impacts of these chemicals even more challenging [and], even more confusingly, bees are often exposed to a mixture of several neonics, the effects of which we haven't begun to understand".

For more detailed information on variable bandwidths, see [28 30], among others.

In ALSPAC there is a wealth of information on sociodemographic variables and other variables that predict missingness.