Masur said that this team was focused and had more variables than the 1996 team.
But, quite tellingly, they often differ significantly in their findings, because making tea has a lot more variables than many would think, given that it's such a common behaviour.
"Lance and Ferrari showed me there were more variables than I'd ever imagined, and they all mattered: wattages, cadence, intervals, zones, joules, lactic acid, and, of course, hematocrit," Hamilton writes.
Studies utilizing European (6.72) and North American (6.26) samples employed more variables than Asian ones (4.60).
Realistic production plants have many more variables than can possibly be given a SPC treatment.
Working success was considered the more informative estimate of true success, as it incorporated more variables than did graduating success.
Throw in the impending tax bill and you have more variables than any sane businessman would ever countenance.
However, modern datasets including gene expression data increase the needs of high-dimensional causal modeling in challenging situations with orders of magnitude more variables than observations.
Engineers mentioned more variables than other groups; they believed that air pollution, water pollution, soil erosion and biodiversity loss were important.
Furthermore, the updated APACHE III and IV models include substantially more variables than APACHE II, with a correspondingly increased data collection burden [7, 22].
This extension would provide for highly realistic simulations that take into account many more variables than were considered in this preliminary study.
