Sentence examples for suite of variables from inspiring English sources

Morphological characteristics were also related to a suite of variables to determine first-order controls on reach type.

Dry weight, organic carbon and heating values of the biomass were measured, plus a suite of variables including Fv/Fm and dissolved oxygen.

Understanding of the dynamics of this weathering system is crucial to the interpretation of the complex suite of variables that control landscape evolution of granitoid terrains.

In the second approach we employed machine learning using the Random Forest Algorithm on the same suite of variables and compared these results to those obtained from the simpler step-wise linear regression approach.

This suite of variables has provided a basis for accurate prediction of occurrence and demographic responses among sage-grouse as part of companion studies (Dzialak et al. 2011b; 2012; 2013a; 2013b; Webb et al. 2012).

The study uses a geographic information system (GIS) to analyze how a suite of variables affects C stocks, including tree and shrub species data, topographic variables (slope, elevation, and aspect), maps of soil and vegetation types, and remotely-sensed spectral data.

Their potential toxicity via administrative routes of exposure is highly dependent on a suite of variable and poorly understood factors: QD toxico- and pharmacokinetics, toxico- and pharmacodynamics, and in vivo stability.

Traditionally in population studies a suite of variable markers are developed and used to screen many individuals to explore intraspecific population structure using allele frequency (genic) and genotype frequency (genotypic) approaches.

A first-order language for describing structures of this sort has infinitely many suites of variables, one suite for each type, and a membership symbol ('∈' as usual) which can be placed only between variables of consecutive types: 'xn ∈ yn+1' is wellformed but 'xn ∈ yn' is not.

Both of these complex suites of variables are interacting with each other, and may do so in different ways for different diseases in different places.

Disentangling such complexity (if it can be done) will require additional study including additional suites of variables characters (for instance, analysis of all breath measurements as separate from all length measurements, and so on).