Sentence examples for predictable variables from inspiring English sources

Predictable variables go into the valuation measure: sales, assets, capital expenditures, debt.

Also, the distribution of huemul in Northern Patagonia was estimated using similar predictable variables (Quevedo et al. 2017) including a large potential distribution area where the species is not present there since 1980.

When the types of malocclusion were analyzed by a logistic regression, the maxillary overjet, spacing, and crowding were predictable variables for orthodontic treatment need in children, with chances of 1.86, 1.93, and 3.46, respectively.

On the other hand, the LRM is a prediction model that is better suited to situations with the predictable variable having two possible states (survival/non-survival).

Creatinine was the most predictable variable.

For the DTM, the data were first split recursively into subsets so that each subset contained rather homogeneous states of the predictable variable (survival/or non-survival).

This indicates that predictable variable environments, including the heterogeneous environments that we used here, cannot promote the evolution of higher evolvability as well as of larger numbers of CGVs.

Initial assessment batteries must be adequately broad ranging and must incorporate strategies and data for evaluating the impact of predictable nonbrain variables; they must also be cost efficient to respond to the realities of funding and the exigencies of field testing.

Governments generally prefer fixed-rate bonds because the cost is predictable — but variable-rate bonds were attractive because of their generally lower rates.

By adopting this philosophy, a startup can build a platform that can process billions of transactions at an extremely predictable, purely-variable cost with nearly zero devops oversight.

The general finding is that the hour of start of a run is the most predictable temporal variable, followed by its duration and day of week.