"Control variables" refers to the factors or conditions that are kept constant or consistent in a scientific experiment, so that their effects can be separated and analyzed independently from the variable being tested.
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We also include
as control variables two conventional indicators of teacher quality: experience and possession of a graduate degree.
Our study used
control variables including the age of the home, square footage, replacement cost, and construction type, to gather comparable quotes across a number of home insurance companies.
Our study
used control variables including the age of the home, square footage, replacement cost, and roof type, to gather comparable quotes across a number of home insurance companies.
Another significant interaction not accounted for
by control variables was observed for maternal prenatal smoking and family income, indicating more serious effects of maternal prenatal smoking under relatively low - income, conditions.
To address this potential source of bias, we examined the effects of our
key control variables for students of each race separately.
Overall, adding leadership variables and the building
level control variable more than double the percentage of explained variance in mathematics achievement.
The first, parental education, is well known to be a particularly
appropriate control variable, as other studies have shown that it is the background variable most highly correlated with student achievement.
Computer -
controlled variable oil pumps that save energy by delivering the optimum amount of oil at all speeds, engine loads and temperatures.
For more flexibility, you can
even control the variable low pass filter to let as many or as little of low sounds through as you want.
And so, when I would get frustrated with the lack of mathematical rigor or the lack of being able to
control every variable except one in biology, he had been through that.
The horizontal axis in turn shows the performance pay variable, also after adjusting for those
same control variables.
The
final control variable in our analysis is per - capita income in the state, as the demand for government services may increase with income.
The system is pushed by small changes in
control variables past thresholds at which points the balance of ice, dust, cloud and biology shifts.
With these and other findings as the basis for discussion, several propositions concerning the effects on child behavior of
parental control variables are critically examined.
Our study
used control variables including the age of the home, square footage, replacement cost, and construction type, to gather comparable quotes across a number of home insurance companies.
By control variables, I mean external factors that you are trying to keep the same to avoid a biased result one way or another.
Our study used
control variables including the age of the home, square footage, replacement cost, and roof type, to gather comparable quotes across a number of home insurance companies.
Imagine the GT, with its glorious exhaust sound coming out of its AMG Dynamic Exhaust System with electronically
controlled variable valve, speeding through narrow alleys, avoiding collisions at the very last minute and even running down the stairs.
In the final model, shown in Figure 3, which drops non-significant pathways
from control variables, parenting is associated with both youth reported health and with TNF - methylation.
(All other coefficients for
control variables listed earlier are not only statistically insignificant, but also close to zero.)
The most i could find online for that car is a Visteon VS16 compressor and it is a clutch - equipped externally
controlled variable displacement compressor (it has a solenoid valve that allows a computer to control refrigerant flow).