Sentence examples for incorporated to explain from inspiring English sources
For example the explanation that "one teabag is better than four" was incorporated to explain that a stronger concentration is not necessarily better than a weaker concentration at achieving a desired outcome.
In the second stage, the estimated moments are incorporated to explain adoption of modern irrigation in discrete choice models.
Zero‐order absorption with a limited absorption window in the conceptual PK model was incorporated to explain the lack of a dose proportional increase in plasma concentration after a single dose of 270 and 540 mg in a Stage 1 study of SHH3925 (Supplementary Figure S4, upper left panel, 0 7 days).
The CONCORD protocol incorporated studies designed to explain the international variations in survival.
More specifically, we estimated an ordinary least squares (OLS) regression that incorporated several independent explanatory variables to explain the variations in graduation rates between the 569 schools.
These authors further incorporated axonal delays into their model to explain the seemingly contradictory result that synchrony is stable for short range excitatory coupling, but unstable for long range.
He goes on to explain: "Many techniques were incorporated to "humanize" or vary the rhythmic results within these sub structures.
The modified Mooney theory which incorporated a second higher order term is used to explain the results.
These pubertal effects were distinct from age-related differences in the same regions, and the best fitting model to explain the differences in MD incorporated both age and puberty measures.
This classical model was then improved by Arnold Sommerfeld who incorporated the Fermi Dirac statistics of electrons and was able to explain the anomalous behavior of the specific heat of metals in the Wiedemann–Franz law.
Multiple linear regression showed the quantity of incorporated amendments, the initial amount of SOC and the clay content to explain 77% of the variability in yearly changes of SOC.
