Sentence examples for some relevant variables from inspiring English sources

Worst of all, some relevant variables may simply not be observable.

However, sensitivity analysis indicates that there exists high elasticity in some relevant variables such as fuel prices and operational costs which could increase considerably risk to the project.

One potential limitation of the current study is the omission of some relevant variables that may account for the cross-country differences in schooling returns.

Table  1 displays the associations between BMI at age 20 and some relevant variables which may be associated with BMI.

A relevant shortcoming of the MFA is that it fails to process missing elements, so that some relevant variables were excluded from the analysis [ 13].

Although the sample size of our study could result in low statistical power, the robust statistical analysis used, including univariate and multivariate analysis, and restrictive cut-off points, have helped to identify some relevant variables related to long-term outcome.

The paper also discusses the general requirements of an idealised photovoltaic roofing system and some of the relevant variables that are required for the satisfaction of the end users.

Hence, we cannot rule out the possibility that some of the relevant variables such as the demand for workers from the external labour market or the benefit of apprenticeship could change over time and also be dependent of the business cycle.

While great efforts were made to ensure inclusion of the most relevant predictors of panic-like anxiety, it is possible that some unidentified but relevant variables were missed.

We were unable to apply it to our dataset as QResearch does not include some of the relevant variables such as genetic information.

The present analysis used a dataset established for a different original aim, and therefore we lacked some additional and potentially relevant variables, such as age at menarche, age at menopause, and age at first pregnancy.