Sentence examples for multiple variables all from inspiring English sources
An atomic lock locks multiple variables all at once.
Acid-base homeostasis in dialysis patients is a complicated process affected by multiple variables, all potentially leading to marked variation in an individual patient's pre-dialysis serum bicarbonate.
Altogether, the questionnaire provided us with multiple variables from all four categories identified in the literature.
This might suggest that the sum of actions that imply the agreement to international guidelines is better investigated by separating these actions in multiple variables rather that grouping all actions into the variable "2007 IDSA/ATS adequate treatment".
RSM optimizes multiple variables by systematic variation of all variables in a well-designed experiment with a minimum number of experiments.
We knew the nutritional data would be captured in the absolute values and wanted to reduce selective reporting through collection of multiple variables from papers that are all derived from the same basic outcomes measured in the trial.
Ultimately resulting from all these multiple variables interacting in the same organism, the serum concentration of PTH may be the best biological indicator for the individual setting of the optimal therapeutic dose of vitamin D3 for the treatment of autoimmune disorders.
We also performed a multiple variable analysis among all the markers, independently on the diagnostic classification, in order to evaluate a possible functional correlation among the markers.
This is similar, if not equivalent, to maximizing a function of multiple variables by considering its dependence on all the variables rather than on a subset of them alone.
In the first multiple model (including all the significant variables), all variables except maternal age remained significant.
Indeed, there is increasing agreement that, to understand the etiology of phenotypes as complex as ADHD, it will be necessary to investigate myriad genes, multiple neural circuits, and myriad environmental variables, all interacting over time [ 24].
