Sentence examples for explanatory I from inspiring English sources

We used teaching performance scores as the dependent variable and the factors student preparation, content, group interaction, and group size as explanatory (i.e., predictive variables).

The model has both explanatory (i.e. allows to formulate hypotheses on why particular transcription levels are observed in experiments) and predictive power (i.e. allows to predict the transcription levels under conditions of future experiments).

The sequential approach adopted in PBL structurally reflects the daily work of medical doctors in terms of first defining problems and subsequently applying procedural [ 1] (i.e., differential) diagnostic pathways and/or explanatory (i.e., pathophysiological) models to resolve unclear issues [ 2].

There was no evidence against normality for the continuous explanatory (i.e. HPAT-Ireland and LCE scores) and response variables (i.e. OSCE results) and all were compared between groups (e.g., gender, Foundation Year vs. Med1), using two sample t-tests.

Written material advertising the study outlines participant inclusion criteria, which are self-explanatory (i.e. age ≥ 18 and monthly access to Internet and email).

In addition to the covariates mentioned above, dynamic explanatories (i.e. change in anaemia status, nutritional status or P. falciparum parasitaemia) were introduced in the GEE and random effects models to assess associations with changes over time in the outcome measures.

"That's self-explanatory, I expect people will keep calling it Triborough for a long time".

Songs like "When I Was a Boy," about the freedom of childlike gender confusion, and the self-explanatory "I Won't Be Your Yoko Ono" offered these fans clever windows into feminist thinking.

"Shrunken Heads" closes with two excellent bits of proof: the jaunty and self-explanatory "I Am What I Hated When I Was Young" and the lost-love lament "Read 'Em and Weep".

With a roster of programs — other shows include "Offbeat Spaces" and the self-explanatory "I Live With My Mom" — shown in three-to-five-minute episodes, most of which focus on young urbanites, Spaces aims to be a hipper HGTV.

It's fairly self-explanatory, I'd say.