Sentence examples for variables delineated from inspiring English sources
Variables from the EMR include the patient characteristics and care variables delineated in Table 3. Available variables include many of those posited to be important factors in patients' decisions to use CAM therapies, as delineated in Figure 1 (Boxes A-C).
The canonical analysis indicated that the most important variables delineating the clusters were precipitation, THI, temperature and RH.
Within P. debilis, 170 sites were variable, delineating 43 haplotypes (Hd = 0.948, π = 0.05776).
The dependent variable delineating the willingness of farmers to participate had values of 0 and 1, with 0 representing unwillingness and 1 representing willingness.
Burkart (1976 a, 1976 b) states that P. flexuosa is a variable species but well delineated.
Observations of drivers' behavior revealed that at certain locations (either on a ramp connecting road or on the mainline along a transition section between variable widths) drivers encroached on delineated areas.
Two characteristic features of the study area — erosional channels and alkali steps — could also be delineated using micro-topographic variables.
The relationships between the variables and discard rates are initially delineated by stakeholders through surveys, and included to the model as priors.
The conduct of multinational trials accelerates patient recruitment and enables broader registration and eventual patient access, but it introduces variables that have not been completely delineated and are incompletely understood.
If the sample size is limited and the goal is to evaluate only the total effect of a primary independent variable, rather than delineating direct versus indirect effects, then the mixed model provides similar power and coverage probability to the SEM.
Follicles and follicle groups were often delineated by a variably distinct rim of macrophages and neutrophils (Fig. 1C), together with variable numbers of mature, strongly CD79a-positive B cells, T cells and erythrocytes.
