Sentence examples for variables consistent from inspiring English sources

Conservation Annual increased area of national parks and wildlife sanctuaries adjusted to be 100,000 ha from 50,000 between 2000 and 2003; and other variables consistent with the Standard.

This suggests that there are important differences in the well-being of natives over time that are not being captured by our control variables, consistent with the work of Easterlin (2002), Veenhoven (1996), and Ehrhardt et al. (2000).

The surveillance included variables consistent with the International Collaborative Effort (ICE) on Injury Statistics minimum basic dataset for injury monitoring in addition to elements associated with the injury incident (Hosmer Jr et al. 2013).

As a consequence, immigrants do not appear to be sorted according to differences in hourly productivity between firms, but rather according to region, age and size, i.e. variables consistent with sorting according to networks (Dustmann et al. 2011).

Industrialisation Annual growth rate of productivity for major agricultural crops and GDP in non-agriculture sector (i.e., manufacture, construction, sales, transportation, and finance) adjusted to be 10% from 7% and 5% in 2000-2003, respectively; and other variables consistent with the Standard.

However, some data sets may lack some of the variables consistent with the adult criteria.

In summary, responses of individual pyramidal cells were quite variable; consistent with the large variability of photocurrents we measured (Fig. 1B).

These questions were used to impute a partner variable consistent with the question directly asked in LSIA3.

This region of the rRNA is variable, consistent with a split in the rRNA without subsequent ligation.

In contrast, the N- and C-terminal regions of the plant GSK genes are highly variable, consistent with observations that the various plant genes are involved in divergent biological processes.

Maternal calf circumference was used as a proxy for maternal body size to control for maternal health and nutritional status because of incomplete information on the latter variable, consistent with previous research (Gonzalez-Cossío et al. 1997).