regression in Irish
regression in Irish is aischéimniú, cúlú — regression means a return to an earlier, usually less developed or less desirable, state.
regression in Irish
aischéimniú
An action of regressing, a return to a previous state.
cúlú
(statistics) An analytic method to measure the association of one or more independent variables with a dependent variable.
What does "regression" mean?
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noun A return to an earlier, usually less developed or less desirable, state.
"Therapists sometimes see regression in patients under extreme stress."
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noun A statistical method used to measure how one variable relates to, or can predict, another.
"She ran a regression to see how advertising spend affected sales."
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noun The reappearance of a software bug that had previously been fixed.
"The update introduced a regression in the login screen."
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regression in a sentence
- Therapists sometimes see regression in patients under extreme stress.
- She ran a regression to see how advertising spend affected sales.
- The update introduced a regression in the login screen.
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What is "regression" in Irish?
"regression" in Irish is aischéimniú, cúlú. regression means: A return to an earlier, usually less developed or less desirable, state.
How do you use "regression" in a sentence?
Example: "Therapists sometimes see regression in patients under extreme stress." In Irish, "regression" is aischéimniú, cúlú.
Are there other ways to say "regression" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "regression": aischéimniú, cúlú.
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