Sentence examples for precedent variables from inspiring English sources

The precedent variables were then compared at matched time points between depot and non-depot initiators.

Group comparisons were made on patient baseline characteristics and precedent variables that were assessed 1 to 6 months prior to depot initiation.

The differences in precedent variables between depot and non-depot patients were also assessed using a propensity score-adjusted bootstrapping method.

While the present results did not demonstrate an effect of race within the recently nonadherent group, they extend previous findings in that other precedent variables were associated with depot therapy.

Our research differs from these prior studies in that we look only at existing firm level variables, a precedent suggested and supported by Brettel et al. (2012) who collected their data using surveys of European technology firms rather than adopting archival financial data as proxies.

+ means a positive (negative) effect from the precedent to the pointed variable.

The small subunit of the 16S rRNA gene is most commonly chosen because of its highly conserved and variable regions, extensive database of reference sequences, and precedent set by previous work.

This later set the precedent for one of the most popular parameters being treated as the dynamic variable in memristor systems, the other being the length of conductive filament inside the dielectric media.

Thus, there is precedent for the idea that the responsiveness of cells to LPA is a variable, and subject to environmental conditions.

One biological precedent for a stochastic competitive mechanism is the mutually exclusive expression of trypanosome variable surface glycoprotein genes by a single-copy " pol body" regulatory complex [ 19].

A transition is thus defined as an event whereby a consequent variable has been triggered (or first activated) by the activity of the precedent.