Sentence examples for a sole explanatory from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it is clear that trans-national diffusion cannot serve as a sole explanatory factor for FRP development; rather, it must be understood as only one piece of the 'explanatory puzzle'.

To assess the influence of living in non-urban settlement types, the odds of diseases were assessed with settlement type as a sole explanatory variable (Model 1), then with the other community characteristics (Model 2), followed by a model adjusting for only individual-level characteristics (Model 3).

In model 1 glucose tolerance status as a categorical variable was entered as the sole explanatory variable.

Due to unreported data, meta-regression analysis of the heterogeneity could only include age at diagnosis of HL as the sole explanatory variable and it showed an inverse association with lnRR (Table  3).

A univariate logistic model with the histologic group as the sole explanatory variable of high CA9 expression was used, and contrast tests were used to compare the rates of high CA9 expression among the histologic groups.

Species identity was modelled as the sole explanatory variable.

As described above, species identity and later the pooled responses of native vs. exotic species were modelled as the sole explanatory variable.

Traditional pan-genome analysis, as applied above, uses the number of genomes as the sole explanatory variable.

This fallback strategy also appeared in responses to question scenarios that actually precluded natural selection as the sole explanatory mechanism.

We estimated main-effects conditional logit models with payment-mechanism attributes as the sole explanatory variables using STATA's clogit command.

16 Secular trends in demographics, clinical characteristics and outcomes in SAB cohorts were evaluated by logistic or linear regressions, with month of isolate as the sole explanatory variable.