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Terrain descriptors derived from MBES were generally better able to explain the spatial patterns observed in abundance, number of species and diversity along the walls (Table 2).

Without reaching a decision on the merits, the court said, in an unsigned opinion, that Mr. Breard's lawyers "were likely far better able to explain the United States legal system to him than any consular official would have been".

When organizations take into account both employee performance and situational factors they're better able to explain the variance of past results and to take the steps necessary to improve future results.

For another, leaders who like to be far out may operate so high above the fray that they don't see emerging threats and opportunities (which, ironically, is a danger for close-in leaders too) or recognize competing theories that are better able to explain new developments.

In particular, it is better able to explain certain value phenomena that are troubling for the latter type of theories.

Participants with high spatial ability may be better able to explain function since the sub-microscopic nature of bonding requires mentally imagining invisible particles and how they interact.

The modified logistic equation with logHT rel terms added (Eq. 4) performed slightly better and was able to explain 65% of the variation in MFA (81% when the random effects of site, tree and disc were included).

The more you know about conversion rate optimization yourself, the better you will be able to explain it to the skeptic.

But there are few people better able to coherently explain what's gone wrong than the Stanford University associate professor of communication, Fred Turner.

The video shows off the concept far better than words would be able to explain.

We used the R-square of each model (model R) to assess the performance of the component summary measures of the SF-12 and SF-36 in discriminating among patients of different BMI category; the higher the model R, the better the summary score is able to explain variations in quality of life associated with BMI.