Sentence examples for unavoidable factors from inspiring English sources

These extraneous but unavoidable factors are called, aptly, "confounders".

The report, which lays the blame for international social inequality squarely at the door of political and economic leaders instead of unavoidable factors, stressed that the reason for inequalities was not biology but social environment.

That it ended up so slim after ten years of graft on Flanagan's behalf was down to unavoidable factors; the elusive subject had no interest in reciting the minutiae of his playing career, then time and money constraints put paid to Long's plans for a different kind of book altogether, one in which he and Flanagan traversed Australia attempting to rejoin the broken links of Long's family history.

Further, unavoidable factors such as age, social customs, gender, and injuries can impair the quality of the captured sample.

The gender differences in the WCIs highlight the importance of taking into account unavoidable factors by calculating standardized WCIs.

The WCI measurement does not take into account how unavoidable factors, such as age and sex, play a role in the inequality.

An unavoidable factor in South Africa will be the altitude in some cities.

Risk assessment factor is an unavoidable factor in urban management.

Background noise is an unavoidable factor in speech processing.

One unavoidable factor contributing to the steep decline in revenues this year are the game consoles.

However, the differences between the standardized indices and the unstandardized are very small for the gender specific WCIs (where age is the only unavoidable factor).