Sentence examples for as explanatory example from inspiring English sources

It does not matter the slightest if bats take 90% of a species population at random on the wing but if birds...account for the other 10%, but do so selectively..."... Hooper interprets these figures of 90% bat predation and 10% bird predation used as explanatory example to illustrate a specific point to be what Kettlewell believed the actual levels of predation by bats and birds were.

This area may serve as an explanatory example of the geochemical facies concept in general and these four facies in particular.

Here as follows, only as brief trivial explanatory example, we describe, in term of biological entities and annotations, which associations can be identified and transferred by transitive relationship and which not.

The result is illustrated by a nontrivial explanatory example.

An explanatory example is given in the main text.

Explanatory examples are given in Cellucci, et al [ 79].

A focus of many studies has been on variables identified as explanatory factors, for example gender [ 8], ethnicity [ 9, 10], English language proficiency [ 11] and other wider issues of professionalism [ 12- 14].

Cox's regression was applied to the example data using treatment and age as explanatory variables.

There are examples of arguments that fit the patterns approved by Hempel and yet fail to count as explanatory, at least by ordinary lights.

Age was included as explanatory variable.

Most bicycle crash analyses are designed as explanatory studies.