The key variable is talent".
However, after the variable "I think talent is better shown in the game world" is added, the gaming frequency of the July-August group records a substantial rise (X 2 = 19.495, df = 6, P < 0.01) as compared with the other two groups, while there is no notable change in male groups.
Despite the variable level of talent that open casting calls can bring, McKinley said he enjoys the process of meeting performers.
The secret of the Sugababes' success, if there is one, involves a formula based on such variables as luck, talent, timing, personality, management, image, production and, in particular, some irresistible hit singles (Freak Like Me, Round Round).
A significant body of research looking at antecedents to venture performance has identified that entrepreneurial talent variables account for meaningful differences in venture performance and that significant heterogeneity exists across performance measures.
The square, which we barely leave, is plainly a stage, but it must be said that Mr. Savona's talents as a dramatist are variable.
Mr. Rübsam's work — balletic, yet sometimes ambivalently so — can be variable in interest, but he has a talent for picking good dancers and making pieces particularly suited to their gifts.
Each new system implemented took on significant fixed and variable costs, as well as new skills and talents required.
Observed mean times were not only slower among the local participation groups, when compared with talent pathway groups, but also more variable (Fig. 3).
After a variable 2012, results this year should indicate whether there is enough talent to shoulder the switch from the pragmatic ethos of past US teams to an aspirational one.
