Sentence examples for main variables controlling from inspiring English sources

In southern Spain tectonics, climate and sea-level fluctuations have been some of the main variables controlling long-term (Late Cenozoic) landscape evolution.

The main variables controlling the process, concentration of acid and alcohol, have been numerically optimised using initial esterification rate as objective function.

The main variables controlling the process (temperature, ibuprofen concentration, ratio butanol:ibuprofen) have been studied using an orthogonal full factorial experimental design, in which the selected objective function was enantioselectivity.

Thus, the main variable controlling speed and accuracy for a binary cursor path is the cursor duration, which is longer for smaller acceptable error rates.

Temperature and SWC were the main environmental variables controlling soil respiration, which was more than 85% of ecosystem respiration.

The generalized linear model (GLM) will be used to assess changes in the main outcome variable controlling for baseline measures and other study variables as covariates.

TA muscle did show significant site dependence suggesting ankle plantar/dorsiflexion and inversion/eversion are main variables of control at this part of the step cycle.

However, in this study, we controlled for the main variables that might confound the association between maternal smoking, genetic polymorphism and birthweight; therefore, the residual confounding of the results by smoking is expected to be small.

However, in this study, we controlled for the main variables that might confound the association between tobacco smoke exposure and children's wheezing and overweight education level and first-year postnatal antibiotic use among them which could attenuate the strengths of the observed associations.

In the regression model, we predict natural logged WTP by participation in intervention (main variable of interest) while controlling for demographic and socioeconomic characteristics.

Measures of depressive symptoms and sense of control are the main variables explored in these studies with the aim of characterizing the subjective effects of frailty and also to better understand the effects of psychological resources on the way individuals cope with the pathological condition (Puts 2006).