Sentence examples for contribution in explaining from inspiring English sources
The Solving Pain scale had a unique and independent contribution in explaining affective distress.
Like utilitarian walking, residential preferences also have no contribution in explaining hedonic walking.
Specific acoustic impedance also makes the contribution in explaining molecular interactions.
A larger eigenvalue of a principal component implies that the component's contribution in explaining the overall variation is higher.
For these models the nominal ranking of importance of the predictors changed with variable order, i.e. predictors declared important by its contribution in explaining the response variable frequently changed to be either most or less important with other variable orders.
Third, motivational factors failed to have a significant contribution in explaining future behavior when previous behavior and habits were entered in the model.
The second step resulted in a significant contribution in explained variance for the interference score, semi-partial r = 0.24, P < 0.05 with a marginal significant effect for neuroticism, semi-partial r = 0.21, P = 0.08.
It has been somewhat unclear, however, whether the explanatory factors which proved to influence attitudinal acceptability bring similar contributions in explaining active acceptability.
The resulting eigenvectors effectively represent mutually independent contributions in explaining the variance in the correlation matrix, and each eigenvector is given as a linear combination of SNPs that are in at least some degree of LD.
By examining the relationships between degree of combat exposure, posttraumatic psychiatric disorders, and alcohol misuse among twin pairs that share identical (i.e., monozygotic) or nonidentical (i.e., dizygotic) genetics, researchers derived estimates as to the relative degree of genetic and environmental contributions in explaining experiences in these domains.
He said the research's main contribution was in explaining why certain viruses could damage cancer cells while sparing normal cells.
