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variable

[vair-ee-uh-buhl] / ˈvɛər i ə bəl /


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Admittedly, there are lots of variables: How big of a problem is private credit?

From Barron's

‘This is a supply shock with an uncertain timeline when the critical variable is duration.’

From MarketWatch

However, the impacts of the conflict could potentially be seen on domestic variable energy tariffs from the subsequent price cap, for the three months from July.

From BBC

The great unknown variable is whether its security services will crack when confronted by a future mass uprising.

From The Wall Street Journal

Research involving Chinese nurses reported similar associations in adults, linking regular bubble tea consumption to anxiety, depression, fatigue, job burnout, and lower overall well-being, even after accounting for other variables.

From Science Daily