Sentence examples for variables and needs from inspiring English sources

According to Andersen's model, we included MD satisfaction with other health beliefs as independent variables, and we added predisposing characteristic variables, enabling resource variables, and needs variables as covariates that modify the use of KM.

In addition, there was no statistically significant difference in the overall MD satisfaction derived from the mean of the 5 indicators (Table  3).> As a result of the logistic regression, however, when controlling for predisposing characteristic variables, enabling resource variables and needs variables, the more people were dissatisfied with their doctor, the more they used KM (OR = 0.87).

In which, both ρ and τ are unknown variables and need to be estimated simultaneously.

When modelling the effects of the intensity of a labour market programme on the job-seeker rate with regional data for instance, the models have to allow for lagged dependent variables and need to take into account a simultaneity problem.

According to the indices of GFI, NFI, CFI and RMSEA, the 3-factor measurement model fitted the current data moderately well, indicating inappropriate operationalisation of domain variables and need of further modifications of the measurement model.

The LGA said: "There is evidence of improved managerial grip and a greater focus on effective operational delivery but this is extremely variable and needs to progress much further".

The presence of neuropathic pain was taken to be the dependent variable and needed to reach a score of at least 4 out 10, while non-neuropathic pain presented scores of less than 4 out 10.

However, the relationship between climate variables and RRV needs to be viewed within a wider context of other social and environmental changes.

Three independent investigators (SV, MK and GP) reviewed the relevant variables and, when needed, performed manual chart reviews to ensure accuracy and fidelity of data.

However, since in practical situations systems are more complex, the parameters of interest are no longer scalar random variables and they need to be represented by random matrices.

To describe the relationships between demographic variables and the need for support, comfort, information, proximity and assurance amongst the visitors at the intensive care unit (ICU).