Sentence examples for subcategories of variables from inspiring English sources

A comparable result in our population would be an overall average above 2.00; in fact, it was infrequent to observe average scores above two on most subcategories of variables examined in our study as shown in Table 1.

A subcategory of this variable is the hospital facilities.

If available, EMEA definitions were used for the classification of the subcategories and variables.

Recently, the international pediatric sepsis consensus conference [ 28] modified the adult systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS) criteria for children, incorporating pediatric physiologic variables for the subcategories of newborn, neonate, infant, child, and adolescent.

Lots of variables to consider".

Other subcategories of disease distribution and baseline exercise tolerance had variable results with surgery, emphasizing the importance of patient selection in achieving good outcomes.

The battery contains 64 items representing 3 subcategories of living things (animals, birds, and fruit) and 3 subcategories of artifacts (household items, tools, and vehicles) matched for psycholinguistic variables such as concept familiarity and age of acquisition.

Hence, the many subcategories of storage.

The usgovernmentspending.com data classifies three subcategories of entitlement programs.

So actual climbs are rated 5.0 through 5.15, with additional subcategories of "a" through "d".

"It creates a few more distinct subcategories of commuters that didn't exist before.