Sentence examples for explanatory values from inspiring English sources

Predicted values include hygiene problems (perspiration, eruptions, itching, odor) and explanatory values include TSB use, daily life activity, and washing of limb and prosthetic.

The relative F-ratios for the three explanatory values differed for the four hybrid traits.

ANOVA revealed that the three potential explanatory values (parental phenotype, genetic distance between parents and relative maturity distance) exhibited significant F-ratios for all traits except relative maturity distance in the cob weight model and that the interaction terms were generally not significant (Table 4).

For the explanatory values, see Table  1.

The explanatory values of these factors on the histopathology were estimated by stepwise multiple regression analysis.

This is achieved by regression analysis employing the characteristics as explanatory values for link frequencies.

His speculations may even have less explanatory value than Freud's hydraulic theories of mental energy.

He has instead an attachment to tradition and its explanatory value".

Some of the work is of little practical value, in the sense that its explanatory value is negligible.

It's a much fuzzier idea than equality, which has more explanatory value but is also more dangerous in political discourse.

Onstage afterward, Mr. Gibney wrestled with a core problem for documentaries: how to present anonymous sources without compromising the entertainment and, sometimes, explanatory value of a film.