As the issue gets shaped and re-shaped by advances in our understanding of 'is', quantification and explanatory standards, it becomes evident that the value of these diagnostic tools is not exhausted by their service in exposing pseudo-questions.
We first ran a GLM with maturity status (i.e., mature or immature) as a binomial response variable and the following as explanatory variables: standard length, year, and the interaction between SL and year.
In 2007, Facebook asked volunteers to offer translations of the standard explanatory language throughout the site into more than 20 languages, with translators voting among themselves for preferred verbiage.
In The Advancement of Science, practice is analyzed as a 7-tuple, with the following highly abbreviated components: (i) a language; (ii) questions; (iii) statements (pictures, diagrams); (iv) explanatory patterns; (v) standard examples; (vi) paradigms of experimentation and observation, plus instruments and tools; and (vii) methodology (Kitcher 1993, 74).
One of the classic explanatory examples for standard percolation processes involves a forest, in which a few trees spontaneously become infected.
In an explanatory note for Standard 7.3, the AMC states "Attention should be paid to the time commitment required of medical students, especially during the clinical years.
These scores were then included as continuous explanatory variables in standard multiple logistic regression analyses to explore their associations with adverse outcomes.
The Heckman probit model was first tested for its suitability and explanatory power over the standard probit model.
Models that include preferences for either relative consumption or donations yield significantly greater explanatory power than the standard model of impure altruism.
The effects are made comparable by presenting the change of the dependent variable after a change in the explanatory variable by 1 standard deviation of the mean.
