Sentence examples for the principal variables from inspiring English sources
The principal variables affecting growth were agitator speed and time.
The reinforcing effect of externally bonded composite materials in the ultimate response of steel structures is introduced and the principal variables discussed.
The principal variables that must be controlled in crystallization are the solution supersaturation, the crystal surface area available for growth, and the nucleation rate.
The objective of the research is to identify and optimize the principal variables affecting geopolymerization of a common quarry by-product containing montmorillonite and alkali feldspars and other minerals.
The P-value of the coefficient for the linear effect of peptone concentration was 0. 0081 and trace metals solution was less than 0.0001, suggesting that these were the principal variables with significant effect on the hyperthermophilic esterase production.
On the clinical side, collaborative multicenter trials designed to recognize the principal variables controlling therapeutic responses and improve prognostic indicators may enable tailoring devices, treatment schedules, and doses to the needs of the individual patients or diseases.
The principal variable is the equivalence ratio, φ, while the swirl number and mean axial entry velocity remain constant.
The principal variable to be fixed in the design of a PV cooling duct is its depth, and hence the hydraulic diameter of its cross-section D. Analysis of the flow and heat transfer in the duct under still-air (buoyant flow) conditions, when the temperature rise is greatest, is validated by measurements on a full-scale test rig.
We therefore propose that primary productivity is the principal variable determining the disparate distributions observed.
The item exhibiting the highest correlation with the ADLs was considered the principal variable, while the remainder was treated as modifying variables.
The objective of this study is to determine the baseline risk of the principal variable, consumption of resources in the population of patients who die from malignant neoplasm.
