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variable reduction

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variable reduction [′ver·ē·ə·bəl ri′dək·shən]
(graphic arts)
A characteristic of microfilming cameras; the ability to produce various sized images of a single original.


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Less power consumption, lower transmitting powerWith state-of-the-art switched-mode power supplies, the new Gigaset phones save energy and permit variable reduction of the transmitting power -- by up to 100 percent in idle or recharging mode.
Two judging criteria are used for the method selection: one is that the F-test value and t-test value of the model should be less than a significant level of 5%; the other is that after variable reduction, all variables finally contained in the model and the sign of their coefficients should be consistent with physical expectations based on relevant professional knowledge.
No variable reduction schemes were employed prior to analysis because the objective was to determine which variables in a full model would predict high versus low rates of sick leave usage.
 
 
 
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