Sentence examples for variable quantitative from inspiring English sources

Precipitation is rare and usually small with variable quantitative importance from 1 year to another.

An activity concentration below 1 MBq mL−1 may be detected but with a variable quantitative accuracy depending on the lesion size and reconstruction parameters.

Consequently, selection by host plants with different belowground treatments appears to be accompanied by variable quantitative changes in different life history traits.

Descriptive statistics were performed for each variable; quantitative results are presented as mean±SD and qualitative results are presented as a distribution of a number of patients.

The observed adaptation was driven by variable quantitative changes of the different separately studied life history traits (i.e. fecundity, longevity, sex-ratio, time to maturity).

We hypothesized that nutritional programming is a variable quantitative state of gene expression, fixed by the state of energy balance in the neonate, that waxes and wanes in the adult animal in response to changes in energy balance.

Scaling factors have been proposed to balance variance contributions from response variables, quantitative and categorical variables.

Second, while most populations maintain a large reservoir of quantitative trait variation, allowing virtually any normally-variable quantitative trait to be rapidly and effectively altered by selection, Hsp90 buffering favors typically-invariant discrete (or canalized) traits, which normally have low variability and a correspondingly low capacity to evolve.

Phase 3. Preparation of the database and collection of patient variables (quantitative information).

Odds ratio (OR), with 95% confidence interval, was calculated for qualitative variables; quantitative variables with normal distribution were compared using the Student's t test.

To analyze the relationships between variables, the quantitative variables were converted to categorical variables using their median values.