Sentence examples for instrumental explains from inspiring English sources

The SSI scale with the highest correlation (SSI instrumental) explains only14.4% of hyperarousal; this amount cannot be increased by adding the three other SSI scales as predictors, because they are highly collinear (see below).

(The anthem would be instrumental, Singer explains, because some board members objected to its militaristic lyrics).

"This not about being an on-demand service; this is not about serving an instrumental need," explains Davies.

This theory was instrumental in explaining the structure of many igneous rock formations.

The concept of a 'fear network', i.e. an interconnected set of neural representations has been instrumental in explaining symptoms and their maintenance in anxiety disorders.

The results show that changes in living arrangements are not instrumental in explaining aggregate trends in entry into parenthood for all countries.

These chemical species typically undergo reactions with high activation energies and their chemical-induction and flow-residence times are instrumental in explaining the existence of a dark-zone temperature plateau.

However, Bourdieu's [4] concept of cultural capital is instrumental in explaining why capacity building is required and what form it should take.

We quantify the cultural differences between English and Indian families and show that they are instrumental in explaining the divergence in their average probabilities of male births.

Both methodological approaches are instrumental in explaining why some national groups are slower to move up the occupational ladder (e.g. Rumbaut and Portes 2001) or to account for the importance of institutional arrangements in the receiving countries in shaping children of immigrant's outcomes (e.g. Crul et al. 2012).

RL was instrumental in explaining the evolution of carcinization across the anomuran and hermit crab evolutionary relationships.