Sentence examples for variables choices from inspiring English sources

We used live coding and coding from videotapes to score the following dependent variables: choices of the container under which the food could previously be found (feature choice), choices of the container in the place where the food could be found during training (place choice), or choices of the container in the middle of the platform (middle choice) (see Fig.  4b).

In addition to the typically investigated variables choice, information search, and decision time, our task makes it possible to assess the subjective organization of information in a standardized manner.

We used live coding and coding from videotapes to code the following dependent variables: choice of the container under which the food could previously be found (feature choice); choice of the container in the place where the food could be found during training (place choice); choice of the container in the middle of the platform (middle choice) (see Fig.  4b).

Heterogeneous definitions for pelvic organ prolapse and variable choices for categorizing obesity measures have made it challenging to conduct meta-analysis.

This program also calculates the error estimates for these listings for variable choices of error estimates for this program's numerical output and is available on request from the second author of this paper.

By simultaneously displaying both open- and closed-loop responses of the estimated models, ITCRI enables the user to readily assess how design variable choices during identification and control performance requirements impact model error and ultimately, closed-loop performance.

Of course, as mentioned above, these post-hoc variable choices can be problematic and should be treated with caution as bias is likely a factor.

Future development of the EQI includes assessing the consequences of the variable choices through sensitivity analyses, updating for 2006 2010, and exploring other levels of spatial aggregation.

There are numerous studies regarding power split models or numerical analyses including state variable choice and model variants.

Static semantics usually treats the distinction between bound and free pronouns as a fundamental ambiguity; dynamic semantics relegates the distinction to an ambiguity in variable choice (see Heim 1982, 1983, and Kamp 1981).

The higher the value of π, the higher the accordance with the problem constraints should be (subjectively interpreted as a higher "possibility" of the decision variable choice δ).