Sentence examples for be explained by linear from inspiring English sources
To read these stories, you must suspend any belief that the world is orderly, and can be explained by linear stories.
Inherent to the complexity of these underlying processes is that the dynamics of a system's evolution cannot be explained by linear cause-effect relationships and cannot be predicted under narrow sets of assumptions.
The Young's modulus behaviour can be explained by linear mixing while the maximum in the other properties may arise from optimum pinning of dislocations at Vanadium sites in the ternary alloys.
It was found that 95%and99%9% of the variations in foF2(12) 132 could be explained by linear relationships between foF2(12) 132 and F10.7(12) 132 for the decreasing and increasing intervals, respectively.
It was found that 95%and99%9% of the total variation in foF2(12) 132 could be explained by linear relationships between foF2(12) 132 and F10.7(12) 132 for periods increasing and decreasing solar activity, respectively.
Further controlling for separate time trends in each local authority, we found our results were unchanged, indicating that they were unlikely to be explained by linear trends in unobserved confounders that vary between local authorities.
The cellular consequences of the direct action of radiation in terms of lethal and potentially lethal damage to DNA can be explained by linear-quadratic radiation cell survival models.
Overall, the No-to-minor-difficulty trajectory (n = 27) had low reported levels of difficulties, and the trajectory structure was explained by linear decline (P = 0.007).
In case the set of control variables includes all other variables the partial correlation is "full" and it depicts the linear dependency between the pair of variables that cannot be explained by any linear combination of the other variables.
Item difficulties can be explained by the Linear Logistic Test Model (LLTM) and by the random-effects LLTM.
We show that developmental plasticity of HPA and fear responses in rats cannot be explained by a linear single-factor model based on environment-dependent variation in active maternal care.
