Sentence examples for respectively variable from inspiring English sources

Table 2 The table shows the various stages of emergency according to operations performed by the fixed wings (FW) and rotor wings (RW), respectively Variable   FW RW (AHs) RW (SRHs) Emergency status Non-urgent 61%5%8%8%   Urgent 21%45%35%5%   Emergent 18%50%5757% FW = Fixed wing = airplane.

A transition formula allows the calculation of the coordinates of a given observation (respectively variable) as a function of the variables (respectively observation) coordinates.

Another longitudinal study conducted in the UK found only a small variation in homeopathy use, with the same prevalence of 8.0% at the first and last follow-up (at the age of 18 months and 103 months respectively; variable underlying recall periods between 1 and 1.5 years), while the results from the other follow-ups ranged between 5.4% and 6.6%.

Hair nicotine and plasma sFlt-1 were examined both as continuous and quantile (divided at the median and by quartiles, respectively) variables.

We detected low levels of BRCA1 expression in 28% of tumors, respectively, and variable levels of PP1α and β.

The Fisher's exact test and Mann-Whitney test were used for nominal values and numerical variables, respectively, to compare variables in patients managed with PiCCO and PAC.

Constraint networks are hyper-graphs whose nodes and hyper-edges respectively represent variables and relations between them.

All factors were presented in different multivariable analysis respectively and variables were adopted for their prognostic significance by univariate analysis.

Following the Correspondence analysis method, we considered "illustrative variables" (respectively "illustrative observations"), as additional variables (respectively observations), which can be displayed on the factorial space.

*Analysed by Kruskal-Wallis test and chi-square test for qualitative variables categorical variables, respectively.

Correspondence analysis also allows to consider dummy or 'illustrative variables' (respectively 'illustrative observations'), as additional variables (respectively observations) which do not contribute to the construction of the factorial space, but can be displayed on this factorial space.