Sentence examples for explanatory capacity from inspiring English sources
We show that the ontological foundations of the MLP to a large extent inhibits explanatory capacity.
Multivariate regression models show a high explanatory capacity of spatial variables on community participation and the effect of sociodemographic variables is in fact marginal.
It is shown that the formalism provides a basis for implementing control constructs which, unlike existing schemes, retain all the properties desired of a knowledge based system --- modularity, flexibility, extensibility and explanatory capacity.
Indeed, the interest lies not only in evaluating the global situation of polarization by comparing the different approaches and their temporal patterns, but also in examining the explanatory capacity of the different proxy groups used as a possible reference for designing global environmental policy from a group premise.
Although CC1 is a system of connexive logic, its algebraic semantics appears to be only a formal tool with little explanatory capacity.
Likelihood ratio Chi squared value of 36,923 (p < 0.001) and a pseudo R-squared of 0.6 suggest a reasonable explanatory capacity of the model.
The explanatory capacities of the filter are used to supply explanations.
Intentional systems differ from conventional ones in that they possess several additional explanatory characteristics and capacities.
What constructive as well as critical feminist engagements demonstrate is that non-epistemic and/or contextual values are not only ineliminable from scientific practice, but are instrumental to its empirical and explanatory success, including its capacity to interrupt entrenched patterns of understanding (see the section Philosophical Implications).
bCrude odds ratios represent the crude effect of each explanatory variable on functional capacity assessed through univariate logistic regression analysis.
The crude effect of each explanatory variable on functional capacity was assessed using univariate logistic regression analysis and the odds ratio (OR) was used to estimate risk.
