"It was all explanatory," she said.
I can't provide the full legend here, not because each feature of this map is completely self-explanatory (some aren't), but because in the Realm of Venture, as in reality, there's no such thing as a cheat sheet.
Our PowerPoint slides are so text-dense, so completely self-explanatory, they don't require a "tell-er" at all.
The Tegner and Lysholm scores are not completely self-explanatory; thus, an examiner provided guidance for the patients as they filled out the form.
Although the mechanisms of differences in childhood overweight in the Turkish and Moroccan infants are not completely understood, the explanatory role of maternal pre-pregnancy BMI, and mainly infant weight gain, were large.
Although the number of symptoms does not completely capture the explanatory power of individual symptoms, it seems that the number may be an acceptable proxy and provide substantial information in a population setting.
It ignores the information contained in explanatory variables completely and thus provides a suitable benchmark value similar as the one obtained with the null model in linear regression.
The effect of provider role- with higher skillfulness associated with physicians, remained significant even after completely adjusting for possible explanatory factors in the multivariate models (β = 0.13, p = 0.05) (Table 3).
When I visited her in California last year she said, "Here's where I've been," and threw open her garage, which was completely papered with self-explanatory posters of her travels, which she considers therapeutic reminders of good times.
This paper deals with analysis of covariance (ANOCOVA) models in a completely randomized design where the explanatory variables are measured with error.
