Sentence examples for variables lower from inspiring English sources

A crossover repeated measures design was employed, with two independent variables: lower body stabilization (with/without) and pencil (regular/assigned grip height/biaxial).

Compared with existing studies, the proposed fuzzy controller has the following characteristics: different input variables, lower inference frequency, fewer control rules (9 rules), and correlating each junction with others.

This graphical visualisation shows the Pearson's correlation coefficients among each pair of variables (lower section), the density functions of each variable (diagonal) and the regression lines with their corresponding confidence intervals (upper section).

As suggested by the regression equation, the extraction decisions in Angle's class II division 1 malocclusions are mainly influenced, at least in part, by three variables: lower anterior crowding, molar relationship, and facial growth pattern.

Table 5 Description of independent variables   Variable name Description Explanatory variables Lower secondary school track: high, low or tracked at 13 Set of three dummy variables reflecting the (within-) lower secondary school track during the last year of compulsory school: high track (reference group), low track or tracked at 13.

After adjustment for demographic variables, lower IPR still was significantly associated with an increased risk of mortality.

Following Susser [ 12], capital letters X and Y refer to group-level variables, lower-case x and y refer to individual-level variables.

Negative coefficients stand for variables lowering risk and positive coefficients for variables increasing risk.

In contrast to the ionosphere, the highly-variable lower atmosphere has a similar effect on both frequencies and this remains a major limiting factor for any InSAR observations.

The resultant NP10-AA TPS hydrogel, compared with the traditional TPS hydrogel, was more advanced in both of the high swelling ratio and the variable lower critical solution temperature (LCST).

Birthweight was included as a dichotomous variable (lower or greater than 4500 g).