Sentence examples for explanatory capabilities from inspiring English sources

If the data transformations do nothing but randomly change signals unrelated to the response (plague), we would expect model explanatory capabilities to be normally distributed.

Although neo-reductionism has had a low profile among systems biologists and biologists in general, a new kind of holism, Relational Biology, has attracted attention, mostly among those who are dissatisfied with traditional molecular biology but also sceptical about the explanatory capabilities of modern versions of holism [ 2, 7, 18].

The means of LST and MIR provided explanatory capabilities to the models in all years but 2007, where another temperature variable named isothermality (bio 3), calculated by dividing mean diurnal range (bio 2) by temperature annual range (bio 7), substituted for the means of LST and contributed to the model in the same direction.

It marks a significant improvement over the famous Lotka Volterra model and it is limited in its explanatory capability [3].

A product of its explanatory capability is a set of principles to guide the design of future neural architectures and enhancements to existing designs.

Accessibility also provided some explanatory capability in both models.

However, RRI lacks the explanatory capability provided by the predications that mediate discovery-by-analogy.

This statistic represents the impact that exclusion of the considered cofactor has upon the models overall explanatory capability.

In this model, the explanatory capability further increased over the previous four models and could explain a correlation of the predicted to the observed dengue cases to a correlation of 92%.

Thus, this risk analysis has both explanatory power and predictive capability.

Empirical studies on policy effectiveness may gain explanatory power if they specify capabilities and aspirations as mediating factors.