Sentence examples for technical variables from inspiring English sources

ONS cells are standardized cell populations grown under strict quality assurance such that technical variables are small compared with individual patient and donor variability (Mar et al., 2011; Matigian et al., 2010).

Because of the technical variables, the video of the dancers would drift out of sync with the music and vocals.

Several clinical and technical variables can affect diagnostic accuracy and patient safety.

No significant association with osteolysis was found for the other demographic and technical variables investigated.

The study employed mainly qualitative, but also quantitative approaches on social and technical variables.

The influence of demographic and technical variables on the incidence of osteolysis in Charnley primary low-friction arthroplasty was investigated.

Batch effects arise when variability in the data correlates with a technical variable, such as processing date, location or technician.

The indexes of development technologies, the dynamic technical variable reflecting the status of oil field development, are mainly applied to evaluate dynamic of development units and include perfection of well pattern, water injection condition, variation of water cut, oil production and liquid production, reserve production condition, and exploitation degree.

These methods will work best when confounding between the technical variable and the outcome of interest are avoided; thus, careful experimental design is essential.

After summarization and normalization of the data, clear spatial patterns can be seen in several of the samples, and the patterns are correlated with the technical variable of processing date.

Samples were tested for processing time-dependent correlation with gene expression and found to be clear of any technical confounding variables [15].