Sentence examples for great explanatory value from inspiring English sources

But this approach has great explanatory value.

It also suggests the need to test whether average flow permanence or a percentage of days with flow is the best metric for the ecological effects of intermittent flow, or if some minimum value has greater explanatory value.

The present study also underscores the value of employing both quantitative and qualitative methods in examining the impact of a disaster on a community and demonstrates how both findings can be used to provide greater explanatory value beyond the ability of one or the other individually.

The correlation of psychometric measurements within couples in the study group is probably explained by the severity of fetal anomaly; this is the same for each couple and is the independent variable with the greatest explanatory value to the psychological distress in both men and women [ 1].

At each step the factor with the greatest additional explanatory value was added to the model.

But Gibbs's critique has a great deal of explanatory value and could prove to have important implications for setting science policy.

Furthermore the explanatory value of the positive models is much greater than the negative models.

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

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

Identity politics — the great explanatory growth engine of our time — focusses on gender and ethnicity.

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