Sentence examples for part variables from inspiring English sources

We also performed adjusted Cox proportional hazards analysis with all-cause mortality for prediabetes in the four part variables with TS adjusting for the aforementioned covariates.

The pH dependency observed in our study is, for the most part, variable and nonlinear.

All the components of the vector are assumed positive and are called parts (variables), while the whole compositional vector, with the sum of the parts equal to a constant, represents the composition.

I first encountered The Duino Elegies in the early 70s, in David Young's colloquial version, which in effect rendered the great symphonic poem into American by breaking Rilke's line into a version of William Carlos Williams's three-part "variable foot" - a decision that at the time made the poem seem accessible but now feels eccentric.

The sentential form [Satzform] is a linguistic expression obtained from a proposition, or rather from a sentence which expresses it, by considering some of its parts variable.

In point of fact, the relation between the hard parts the artifacts and the soft parts—variable strategies and techniques for using technology in what proportion each contributes to the efficiency of tool-using tasks is complex.

In the second part compound variables, used tools and their references are shown.

However, for the most part, the variables for which results have tended to be inconsistent are those that are difficult to measure.

Figure 3 shows the distribution information recorded for the real part of variable "wfld" (a complex variable).

It is pointless to think of heritable parts inside the non-variable part, as non-variable features that cannot pass on variability and that heredity is defined only in case of variability (1.4 and 1.1).

The second logical part is variable for the three algorithm categories and describes some intrinsic properties of the algorithms.