Sentence examples for tier of variables from inspiring English sources

Future efforts can build on these models to test the utility of including a second tier of variables, such as dispersal patterns, evolutionary history and phylogeny, biogeography and human influences (see [51]).

Future efforts can build on these models to test the utility of including a second tier of variables, such as dispersal patterns, evolutionary history and phylogeny, biogeography and human influences (see [ 51]).

For example, the correlation of control of variables between tier 1 and tier 2 is 0.99 (A with E in Table 5), and the correlation of the tier 1 and tier 2 for proportional reasoning is also 0.99 (D with H in Table 5).

However, the content areas of Control of Variables and Probabilistic Reasoning are both relatively easy (both tiers have relatively large, negative values).

Lots of variables can affect that figure.

"There are a lot of variables.

Lots of variables to consider".

There can be a lot of variables.

In accordance to this choice one could again take all states of the 1st tier as output variables.

The dependent variable was the change in physician supply at the secondary tier of medical care in Japan, a level which is roughly comparable to a Hospital Service Area in the US.

This is the second tier of NIH's lauded two-tier system.