Sentence examples for explanatory values for from inspiring English sources

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

Duration of nickel exposure, type of nickel-refining work and tobacco consumption were the independent variable that, taken altogether, had the highest explanatory values for the histopathological changes.

We assumed that the population values of the dependent variable tempT (transponder temperature) was normally distributed for each value of the explanatory variable tempR (rectal temperature).

Even though speculative, the reverse reconstruction framework might thus have explanatory value for findings in related fields.

The theory has explanatory value for emergence as an ontological and phenomenological concept in systems of systems.

Any variable could be included or excluded, reliant on the explanatory value for the dependent variable.

Table 2 shows the explanatory value for each included variable in the multiple regression model.

There is, however, no reason to believe that these differences have any explanatory value for the demographic transition in Sápmi.

These indicators' sensitivity to nursing management (e.g. staffing decisions) gives them an explanatory value for differing performances across care units or organizations.

In these trials, selection under meaningful conditions of seed infestation is especially important, as plant characteristics measured in monocultures had no explanatory value for the competitive ability of tested lines under heavy weed infestation (Haefele et al., 2004).

In this study, we examine the explanatory value of ES values for land use preferences.