Sentence examples for many variables but from inspiring English sources

"There's no way to come up with a precise probability of terrorism, because there are too many variables, but it's fortunately quite low".

This estimate always differed depending on many variables, but I noticed it was less when cold out.

Parents' interactions during traditional and computer storybooks were similar for many variables but differed on overall parent engagement in favor of computer storybooks.

Primitive recursion can be used to define functions of many variables, but only by keeping all but one of them fixed.

And there's so many variables — but I couldn't have imagined it would be like this," says Dillion, evidently struggling to square the circle of being a small force thinking big.

In genetics, we have typically have many variables, but suspect that there are only a few underlying causal variants.

Public engagement's faces are manifold, and it differs according to many variables including but not limited to the context it is applied in, scope, topic, sector, who is engaged when, what is their role and what is the aimed for outcome.

Specifically, in the LW recruitment phase, the relative floodplain (bank erosion) vs. hillslope (landslide and debris flows) contribution in mountain rivers varies substantially, as it relates to the extent of channel widening (which depends on many variables itself) but also to the hillslope-channel connectivity of LW mobilized on the slopes.

Many variables explain this, but the most important is that farming in these heavily populated countries (unlike that in America) emits huge amounts of ammonia.

Making good selections from among convertible securities with so many variables is challenging, but very rewarding.

This prospective cohort study has shown that many variables included here, but not described before, are associated with serious outcomes in patients with syncope.