Sentence examples for variable labels from inspiring English sources

The variable labels V[0], V[1], etc. are the names assigned to input data.

Shaded variable labels showed that immune indices that grouped together previously [16] again clustered fairly consistently when all months were analyzed separately (i.e. lymphocytes, monocytes; heterophils and anti-C. albicans and anti-S. aureus capacities, Figure S2b).

Shaded variable labels in Figure 5 indicated that immune indices that were related in the previous analysis [5] were not related when the PCA was performed on each species separately.

Shaded variable labels in Figure S2a indicated that immune indices that grouped together previously when all birds were combined in a single analysis [16], once again cluster in most birds (e.g. lymphocytes and monocytes), but exceptions remain (see birds 19 and 24).

Shaded variable labels (Figure 6) indicated that immune indices that were related in a varimax rotated PCA combining all subspecies (Table S5, see [5] for method) clustered in some (e.g. European) but not all (e.g. KazXEur) subspecies when the PCA was performed on each subspecies separately.

ID district This design variable labels each district in study.

Table 1 Labels of variables used in Eq. (2) Variable Label DC Diameter of core DT,i Inner diameter of tube αC Thermal expansion coefficient of core material αT Thermal expansion coefficient of tube material Tcur,Startrt cure temperature of adhesive Tenv Environmental temperature.

For this study, Minor Depression (MD) and Dysthymic Disorder (DD) are combined into a variable labeled MDDD.

For details on the specific variables used, including the variable label and a description, see Supplemental Material, File S1.

In order to assess family time in general, all the above-mentioned eight family activity items were combined into one derivative variable labeled "Family Time Index" (FTI) [ 10].

As an alternative means of addressing co-morbidity, following Schoenberg et al. [ 16]'s approach we created a categorical variable labeled 'multiple morbidity'.