Sentence examples for higher explanation from inspiring English sources

Of course, the curator and artist present a higher explanation of what is going on here.

Of course, the curator and the artist present a higher explanation of what is going on here.

Adding the RM190 microsatellite to the analysis, we did not find a significantly higher explanation of the AAC variation: 79.6% vs. 79.5% (Table 3).

First-year students' longer self-study times, higher explanation oriented preparing scores, and higher depth of discussion scores compared with the scores of third-year students were considered as research questions which need to be investigated in future studies.

We checked the two sites of qSCl-8.1 and qSCl-4.1 with higher explanation rates (Additional file 1: Table S7 and S8) and found that the gene that encoded PPO (SIN_1016759), which was reported to account for the black color of the sesame seed coat, was also located at qSCl-4.1 [ 37].

He is constantly in "high explanation mode," pointing out the deep significance in his work.

Examining the relationship between three sustainable value dimensions and six sustainable lifestyle practices, impacts of three sustainable values on pro-environmentalism was revealed as highest explanation power, indicating 22 percentage of predictable power (R 2  = .224) (See Table 5).

In 'Fiesta' × 'Discovery', QTLs associated with fruit weight were detected on eight linkage groups, and the highest explanation of variance among these QTLs was 13%% [ 21].

Some scholars similarly emphasize an organization's age as having significantly higher variance explanation power than mere size (Cefis and Marsili 2005; Klepper 2002; Thornhill and Amit 2003).

That might explain some of the differential with France and Germany but not with America, which also has high employment.Another explanation is that productivity is usually higher in businesses where employees work with machines or technology.

There's also a less high-minded explanation: Hartman says that Mackey's stores appeal smartly to our "messiness".