Sentence examples for election as a function of from inspiring English sources
Firstly, we estimated a multivariable linear regression of observed years alive after last election as a function of a candidate's life expectancy and whether he or she served as a head of government.
"They were trying to explain election outcomes as a function of campaign expenditures," he recalls, "completely ignoring the fact that contributors will only give money to challengers when they have a realistic chance of winning, and incumbents only spend a lot when they have a chance of losing.
In confirmation of our second hypothesis, we found that female voters' testosterone levels did not change as a function of the election outcome.
"I think that's a function of religion as well".
Abstaining from election participation can be a legitimate, rational decision and not only a function of apathy.
But his influence with Mr. Bush is more a function of his political instincts, building coalitions on domestic issues and acting as Mr. Bush's ambassador to the Republican right -- particularly these days, as he prepares for the election ahead.
Reliability is not a function of individual generation technologies, but a function of the electricity system as a whole.
The PNDC re-organized itself into a political party, the National Democratic Congress NDCC) and won the December 1992 election as well as the December 1996 multiparty election 4 years later with Flight Lieutenant Rawlings as its flag bearer.
It will help if the election produces a functioning government.
