Sentence examples for using a dichotomous variable from inspiring English sources

Excessive speed was analyzed using a dichotomous variable.

Clark (2003) used data from the first seven waves of the British Household Panel Survey (BHPS) and found that the mental health (measured using a dichotomous variable derived from the General Health Questionnaire (GHQ)) of women (but not men) was sensitive to changes in the employment status of their partners.

We also compared birth outcomes and health behaviors using a dichotomous variable defined as support greater or equal to or less than the median support score (Table  4).

Regarding education, we found that using a dichotomous variable with a cut point of high school graduation did not fully capture the SEP difference.

All readers were asked to express their evaluation by using a dichotomous variable (presence/absence of the middle ear cholesteatoma) defined as a noticeable hyperintensity in the middle ear region.

All models were adjusted for the day of the week (DOW) and public holidays using categorical indicator variables (Schwartz et al. 1996), and for influenza outbreaks using a dichotomous variable to indicate weeks during which the number of influenza hospital admissions exceeded the 75th percentile for the year (Wong CM et al. 2002).

In columns (3), (4), (7), and (8), I use a dichotomous variable, Married (Religious or Civil), to replace the set of dichotomous variables for marital status, and add variables for spouses of household head traveling or waiting.

Gielen and Van Ours (2014) use a dichotomous variable instead of a continuous one, by creating a dummy for those who have a fall in life satisfaction when losing their job.

For our analysis, we used a dichotomous variable of percent white/non-white patients.

Many of the studies that compare access variables between rural and urban communities, use a dichotomous variable for rural-urban.

Fourth, we used a dichotomous variable for classifying parental education to account for the different schooling systems in East and West Germany.