Sentence examples for unexplained variable from inspiring English sources

It takes something utterly banal that we've all experienced, which is a generic suburban supermarket, and introduces this unexplained variable.

It is possible that some other unexplained variable may have differed between the pedigrees resulting in the difference in the response of sex ratio to inbreeding.

Readthrough studies often reveal unexplained variable responses to the treatment (Barton-Davis et al, 1999; Wilschanski et al, 2000, 2003; Wagner et al, 2001; Dunant et al, 2003; Politano et al, 2003; Clancy et al, 2007; Kerem et al, 2008).

It is to be expected that similar findings describe a general disease concept not confined to ciliopathies and also apply for unexplained variable disease expression in other conditions called monogenic so far.

Comprehension of the biological seal in the transmucosal region of MSI soft tissue interface is integral to understanding the unexplained variables governing the success of miniscrew implants.

In classical regression analysis, the nonlinear coefficient of determination (CoD) gives the relative decrease in unexplained variability when entering a variable into the regression of the dependent variable, in comparison with the total unexplained variability when entering no variables.

RNT explained 22% of the unexplained variability in depression scores and 15% of the unexplained variability in anxiety scores beyond that explained by the control variables.

Also in the supply-side equation P W is the WTI crude oil price,5 PPI is the producer price index, and C t is unleaded regular gasoline costs (insurance and freight), and νst comprise unexplained explanatory variables in the supply equation.

Similarly in the supply-side equation, the P w is the WTI crude oil price,3 Pres is price of residual fuel oil, and P dst is price of distillate fuel oil to analyse the substitution effect in the production process,4 RI is refineries net input of crude oil, d d is dummy demand, and d s is dummy supply, and ω st comprise unexplained explanatory variables.

Dynamic factor analysis (DFA), a time series dimension reduction technique, models temporal variation in observed data as linear combinations of common trends, which represent unexplained common variability, and explanatory variables.

The model comprises 4 variances of the predictor variables, 1 unexplained variance in the outcome variable, 4 regression weights, and 6 correlations amongst the independent variables.