Sentence examples for variable dependence from inspiring English sources

The variable dependence takes a value of 0 if respondents state that they do not receive remittances and a value of 4 if respondents claim that the household income strongly depends on remittances.

Different types of materials, however, showed variable dependence on particle size, and could be assigned to one of three distinct groups: (1) Samples with low surface area dependence on particle size and surface areas approximately two orders of magnitude higher than the surface area of smooth spheres of equivalent size.

Variable dependence on S1 cleavage also extends to T-ALL-associated NRR mutations, as common class 1 mutations display variable decrements in ligand-independent activation when introduced into furin-resistant receptors, whereas a class 2 mutation exhibits increased signaling activity.

PIK3CA-H1047R-initiated tumors exhibit variable dependence on the oncogene and variable sensitivity to PI3K inhibition.

A correlation method, in contrast to a regression analysis, makes no assumptions about the variable dependence.

In another study, Liu and colleagues [ 10] reported that PIK3CA-H1047R-induced mammary tumors exhibit variable dependence on this oncogene.

Cannabis use frequency was predicted in the final model by 18 variables, cannabis abuse by two variables in the younger subsample and nine factors in the older group, and dependence by eight variables (dependence: ROC curve area=0.97).

Since the relationship between random variables is not based on the distribution, but rather constructed from mathematical structures between random variables, dependence can be evaluated using non-parametric correlation statistics (Spearman's ρs and Kendall's τ), which are independent on marginal distributions.

The dose-dependence is variable, depending on the site of inoculation [35], the host background [40], the host age [38] and the influenza virus type.

The case-only tests presented here are only valid under the assumption of independence between gene and environmental variables; any dependence between these variables will be reflected in the case series even in the absence of G-E interaction and will lead to biased estimates of interaction.

Quantum mechanical studies predicted the rate of the energy transfer process from a fluorescent dye to a spherical nanoparticle might follow a variable distance dependence as 1/ d n, with n = 3,4 at intermediate distances, and Förster's 1/ d dependence could be regarded at large separations between the donor and nanoparticles [ 11].