Sentence examples for substantive variables from inspiring English sources

This bias known as coverage bias could exist if there are differences between persons with and without landline telephones for the substantive variables of interest".

But encouraging thoughtful engagement with the relevant substantive variables can also be viewed as a great strength.

Research focused on substantive variables have concluded that response rates are unrelated to or only very weakly related to the distribution of substantive responses [ 36].

The moderator variables were grouped into three categories according to the recommendations of Lipsey [ 39]: substantive variables (of treatment, context and subject), methodological variables and extrinsic variables.

9 However, a number of major health surveys such as the BRFSS and the National Health Interview Survey generally make use of imputation for variables related to the weighting process or a small number of other substantive variables.

Thus, the reported odds ratio and z-statistic from the regression output are not substantive for variables that are involved in interactions.

The study characteristics were classified into substantive (subject and context variables), methodological, and extrinsic variables [ 30].

But what is the substantive importance of these variables?

Racial composition and unemployment have appeared as either theoretically-relevant controls or variables of substantive interest in numerous studies of crime.

A commonly used rule-of-thumb considers an association of V > .10 to indicate a substantive relationship between two variables (AcaStat 2012).

We believe that our procedure allows for the subjective assessment of the validity of observed correlations without removing the substantive effect of the variables considered.