Sentence examples for variable perceived from inspiring English sources

The correlations between each independent variable with the output variable (perceived BLOS score) were assessed using Spearman's correlation analysis, and the results are shown in Table 3.

It is possible that because of involvement in business creation and/or management activities, the respondent in the first two groups are more likely to respond favourably to the dependent variable (perceived entrepreneurial ability) compared to the rest of the sample.

Dependent Variable: The dependent variable perceived entrepreneurial ability in this study is a self-reported dichotomous measure in which the independent random sample of working age adults was asked "Do you have the knowledge, skills and experience to start a new business".

We computed two concordance measures appropriate for validating a measurement variable (perceived age disparity) against a reference (actual age disparity).

The relationship between the dependent variable (perceived social support) and the independent variables (sociodemographic characteristics) was analyzed using the multivariable linear regression model.

PQoL as dependent or criterion variable, perceived social support as the proposed mediator and perceived family stress as independent variable (predictor) were included to the simple mediation model.

He modified the model by removing the mediating variables (perceived desirability and perceived feasibility) from the model and tested the direct effect of moral obligation, entrepreneurial self-efficacy, empathy and perceived social support on social entrepreneurial intention.

Therefore, two self-efficacy perspective variables, perceived ease of use (PEOU) and usefulness (PU) were suggested as influential antecedents that shape users' attitudes (Att) and behavioural intention (BI) (Davis et al. 1989; Pavlou 2003).

‡Excluded variables: perceived stigma and avoidance, adaptive coping, attachment anxiety, job type, sex.

In 2008 each of the attitudinal variables (perceived health, perceived value, and perceived need) predicted whether subjects carried private insurance.

Among the HBM variables, perceived benefit was the only one that significantly predicted the outcome variables for all three subgroups.