Sentence examples for neither variables from inspiring English sources

Specification I included neither variables on health care utilization nor variables on health behaviour.

In our sample, neither variables of illness burden nor measures of subsyndromal symptoms were significantly related to ToM performance.

However, in multivariate modelling, neither variables predicted outcome independent of confounding factors.

The name stands for "ni variable, ni oxydable," which translates to "neither variable nor oxidable".

The test has four possible outcomes: a) neither variable Granger causes the other, b) unidirectional causality from x to y, c) unidirectional causality from y to x, d) both variables Granger cause each other.

Both GPP and Chl a were primarily positively associated with the UNG activity metrics during most sample periods; however, neither landscape variables nor response variables correlated well with local scale factors.

In contrast with previous studies conducted in large and heterogeneous Brazilian cities [ 46, 47], however, neither socioeconomic variables such as wealth index and educational level of the household head, nor environmental variables such as access to safe water, were significantly associated with HAV seropositivity in this relatively homogeneous rural community.

Except for mean arterial pressure, neither hemodynamic variables nor oxygen delivery differed between responders and nonresponders.

As in Strategy 1, neither predictor variable selection nor specification of predictor variable product interactions were employed to magnify differences and facilitate comparisons between the algebraic logistic classification (Strategy 2) vs. non-algebraic classification tree models (Strategy 4).

Analyses of within-group variability confirm that Palauan postcrania are neither excessively variable nor excessively small.

The transformed version of the question stating that ID is a form of creationism was significantly correlated with the transformed version of the ID and Evolution Factor Score (see Table 4); respondents were likely to select "don't know" for either both or neither variable.