Sentence examples for explain a considerable amount from inspiring English sources

The results indicate that racial differences in the collective set of characteristics we consider do have the potential to explain a considerable amount of the observed segregation, although more so for Asians and especially Hispanics than whites and blacks.

Notably, the specification search yielded two other models without this feedback that were able to explain a considerable amount of variance in light conditions and seagrass density.

Other authors have suggested similar pathways, such as, for example, Joung et al 37 showing that behavioural factors may explain a considerable amount of the association between marital status and SRH.

As in the cross-cultural WHOQOL-OLD studies [ 51] and in several national studies [ 21, 58- 60], depressive symptoms were also found to explain a considerable amount of variance in all facets of the German version.

He suggests that the current Boomers and Opals are "not teams of talent, but talented teams", a distinction that explains a considerable amount about the Australian approach to basketball.

Phonological awareness explained a considerable amount of variance in accuracy in reading all forms of script across these two years.

In other words, genetic differentiation across human populations explains a considerable amount of recombination differences among them.

In contrast, Sneddon et al. [8] found that in the subdesert mesite (Monias benschi) heterozygosity (measured by Hs and IR) explained a considerable amount of variance in group territory size (r2 = approx. 60%), song structure (r2 = approx. 50% for males; 20% for females) and seasonal reproductive success (r2 = approx. 40%).

Although the predictors included in the multivariate analysis explained a considerable amount of variance, other factors not measured in this study may have an impact on fathers' PTSS.

East of the Andes, environmental variables explained a considerable amount of the genetic variation (71.5%), while geographic distance explained little (8.8%), suggesting that habitat differences were more important than IBD in shaping the genetic variation in this region.

Recently, a quantitative trait locus (QTL) was identified on Sus scrofa (SSC) 4 that explains a considerable amount of the total genetic variance for serum viremia and weight gain of weaned piglets following experimental infection [ 2].