Some are self-explanatory, such as the Commission for Compensation for Damage by Wild Animals.
Most of the time, the notes should be self-explanatory such as "subject to building site approval" or "not an approved site". If you do not find a note, most likely your lot is an approved building site.
If there are modes of prediction that are non-explanatory, such as might be the case when they are based upon accidential generalizations, then they would not thereby demonstrate that the symmetry thesis does not hold for the kinds of distinctively "scientific" explanations that are the focus of his work.
Some things are self-explanatory, such as punctuation, where to capitalize a word, or what makes a complete sentence.
The results indicated that resource intensity weights were a good explanatory factor of costs in trauma patients with no need for any additional explanatory variables, such as age, sex, intensive care hours, or ISS.
Looking at the various explanatory variables (such as age, maternal body mass index, foetal weight, etc) and analysing time period solely as an explanatory variable for OASIS (due to the perineal protection programme introduced in the second time period), we observed that the first time period emerged as one of the most important 'risk factors' with high OR for OASIS in our study.
?" Thurber even supplied some matching explanatory footnotes, such as "Probably Harry Boynton or his brother Norton".
The project that science had in common with explanatory verse such as this was revealing "the secrets of nature".
The dependence of these changes regarding potential explanatory variables, such as elevation and latitude was also analysed.
These are modeled by means of multiple explanatory variables such as rain rate and distance from radar.
