Sentence examples for information for explaining from inspiring English sources
The macroscopic and microscopic non-uniformity of the absorbed dose distributions may be valuable information for explaining the tolerance of a relatively high mean absorbed dose in the entire liver parenchyma.
And although the evaluated physiological responses do not provide enough information for explaining the decrease in xylose consumption in YAP1-overexpressing strains, the integration of these observations with the results of previous studies could give some hints for further analysis.
Information on the response of root characters of diverse peanut genotypes to these conditions will provide useful information for explaining mechanisms and improving peanut genotypes for exploiting positive interaction for pod yield under pre-flowering drought.
Scholars now widely acknowledge that no perfect analog exists, as a result of different surface conditions and/or climatic controls operating in the past, but modern synoptic analogs still provide useful information for explaining processes at smaller spatial scales (e.g., local or regional) and particular climatic events that GCMs and other modeling approaches cannot readily provide.
Impact of DNA lesions: The extent and nature of DNA adducts provide useful information for explaining differences in activity.
Significant information for explaining the dependent variable, job satisfaction, was given by the independent variables, professional experience, workload, and social capital.
Such microstructural information is valuable for explaining and possibly even predicting gas-exchange related disorders.
Detailed covariate information is important for explaining transitions between different states of sickness absence and work in a multi-state model, also for patient specific cohorts.
Detailed covariate information is important for explaining transitions between different states of sickness absence and work, also for patient specific cohorts.
Regulatory information is certainly relevant for explaining changes in metabolite levels; however, it is scarce for genome-scale networks.
Moreover, the contextual and implementation process information is very important for explaining how interventions influenced inequities and providing implication for policy design.
