Sentence examples for be an explanatory model from inspiring English sources

Therefore, in the micro study chance or drift cannot be an explanatory model.

The first was a simple model by which the only explanatory variable was treatment, and the second was an explanatory model with the addition of self-reported adherence to treatment (measured as all pills taken).

Stress system activation is an explanatory model for IR, still in vogue [ 28- 33], but in 1993 the mainstream of research turned to inflammation-related IR (discussed in the paragraphs following the next paragraph) [ 34].

Few were described as being based on an explanatory model.

On the other hand, if the process took longer (for example, 500 to 1,000 years) and was associated with differential group advantage between those with and those without, then, following Soltis et al. (1995), cultural group selection could be offered as an explanatory model, thereby allowing a role for biological fitness.

13 NPT is an explanatory theoretical model which focuses on how complex interventions are introduced, understood, embedded and can become 'normalised' within routine practice.

She is now formulating an explanatory model of female desire that will appear later this year in Annual Review of Sex Research.

It is found that the concept of a damaged zone can be a successful explanatory model for the observed crack growth behavior under high temperature hold time.

We confirmed that age and sex are relevant variables in an explanatory model predicting fracture incidence.

They then observed the complex shadow (see Fig. 1b) and were tasked with developing an explanatory model for why the complex shadow appeared as it did.

Finally, multivariable modeling using structural equation modelling was conducted to test an explanatory model of the relationships between the work environment, job satisfaction, job stress and emotional exhaustion based on the theoretical framework.