Sentence examples for transformed variable from inspiring English sources

With pseudo-steady-state conditions, the conversion of solid becomes analogous to an "effectiveness factor" in the transformed variable.

A transformation of variable is used, such that the governing sound propagation equation reduces to the Helmholtz equation in the transformed variable, which has a known fundamental solution and is therefore amenable to BEM analysis.

We next regressed this transformed variable against the list of regressors mentioned above using the least squares method.

We regressed the transformed variable on the five variables mentioned above.

An optimal value of λ can be estimated by calculating the linear correlation coefficient between the transformed variable y (for a given λ) and the standard normal variate.

Alternatively, the subject might create a new psychological variable by subtracting the familiarity of one item from the other, and the recognition decision (and confidence) might be based on that transformed variable.

To correct for the skewness of the distribution of TT IgG concentrations, the variable was log (base 10) transformed and differences were assessed using t tests on the log-transformed variable.

Differences in the variables for each sister pair were calculated as ln(V A )-ln(V B ), where ln(V i ) represents the log-transformed variable for Clade i. Log transformation of the variables was necessary to meet the assumptions of parametric regressions.

If and, back-transforming Equation 4 (reduced to 1 independent log-transformed variable for simplicity) gives the power function.

To improve interpretability, we used a log base 10 transformation, so that a one-unit increase in the log-transformed variable is equivalent to a tenfold increase in exposure (e.g., 0.05 vs. 0.5 μg/m).

We included mercury concentration in the regression analyses in two ways: either as a continuous base 4 log-transformed variable or grouped in quintiles (using a base 4 log-transformation means that we get a four-fold effect of mercury on BP, for example the effect on DBP if the concentration of blood mercury increases from 1 μg/L to 4 μg/L or from 8 μg/L to 32 μg/L).