Sentence examples for is a significant explanatory from inspiring English sources
We argue that when seeking to understand and explain MNEs' overhead cost allocation system design for intra-company services, the MNEs' response to its tax regulatory environment is a significant explanatory variable.
Of repetitive elements, only the percentage sites in SINEs is a significant explanatory variable in our linear model.
The nirK + nirS abundance was found to be a significant explanatory variable of BD rates (explaining 5% of variance) with footslope inclusion, but total soluble nitrogen concentration explained much more variance (43%).
Logistic regression models were used to test whether land abandonment was a significant explanatory variable of built-up development along with other socio-economic, land use, and urban planning variables.
The results suggest that urban NOx levels are a significant explanatory factor in differences between urban and nearby rural ozone concentrations and that the phenomenon could be satisfactorily represented with this kind of method.
Comparison between the models indicated that the interaction input with delay time is no more responsible for EC estimation than the individual variables, so increasing the amount of memory was not found to be a significant explanatory variable.
We found nirS abundance to be a significant explanatory variable (P < 0.05) of DEA rates when footslope samples were included in the analysis, explaining 9% and 16% of variation depending upon whether soil gravimetric water content (greatest R2 model) or soluble NPOC (proposed drivers model) was accepted as the primary explanatory variable, respectively.
The co-morbidity index continued to be a significant explanatory variable however its contribution was reduced by 27%.
The results are not shown for the MHAQ because only the MHAQ baseline scores were a significant explanatory variable.
That is why facility type was a significant explanatory variable of the cadres' distribution, with hospitals being more likely than health centres to have MDs, for example.
PC2 (multiple deprivation) was a significant explanatory factor for both uptake and fall in uptake for the catch-up cohort but not for uptake in the routine cohort.
