We want to relate the count response to explanatory variables such as time and treatment.
However, the regressions for child-care time [estimations (4) and (9)] are run on parents only, thus relaxing the assumption that child care falls continuously to zero in response to variations in the explanatory variables.
This work argues that concepts are not stable monolithic entities, but rather are dynamic loose networks of interconnected knowledge elements that can rearrange in response to context and are composed of explanatory primitives (some that have a clear somatic basis) that can bear little resemblance to expert causal thinking.
Thematic analysis [ 14] of qualitative data was used to identify the explanatory themes in response to our research questions; these themes are reported in italics.
A more dynamic estimate, in which the genotype profile changes over time in response to losses from scrapie, may have more explanatory power.
In this sense, coping is not only a valuable explanatory concept regarding variability in response to stress, it can also serve as a portal for intervention, i.e., when adaptive coping skills are known, they can then be learnt.
25 In this sense, coping is not only a valuable explanatory concept regarding variability in response to stress, it can also serve as a portal for intervention, that is, if adaptive coping skills are not known, they can then be learnt.
For Bury, there are three dimensions to biographic disruption: the disruption of taken-for-granted assumptions and behaviors, the disruption to explanatory systems that necessitate a reevaluation of the self, and the mobilization of resources in response to the disruption.
In response to protests from Palestinian Jews and London Zionists, the British prime minister, Ramsay MacDonald, in February 1931 addressed an explanatory letter to Chaim Weizmann nullifying the Passfield White Paper, which virtually meant a return to the policy of the 1922 White Paper.
Marilyn Brookwood New York Darwin's God A reader writes, "God may be invoked because the explanatory power of science ultimately breaks down, leaving a vacuum that must be filled" (Letters, April 1, in response to "Darwin's God," by Robin Marantz Henig, March 4).
