Sentence examples for latter explained from inspiring English sources

Although the latter explained 95% of the variance in FSIQ for schizophrenia participants and 90% of the variance for healthy controls, it consistently overestimated FSIQ for the schizophrenia group.

The latter explained that chemicals from the leaves of Eucalyptus trees reduce the soil nutrients that are necessary for undergrowths, hence, enhancing soil degradation through erosion, nutrient and water depletion.

The latter explained most of the anomalies observed in the distribution of acoustic parameters, while showing at the same time that secondary spaces (aisles, chapels) play a different role depending on the amount of sound absorption located in the main nave.

Both Bozon and GameTrailers said that performance depends on each player's connection; the latter explained that lag is more likely to occur when playing against a distant opponent.

Gonzalez and Benigno both gave it an "A", and the latter explained: "the arrangement... gives the track a wonderful, spontaneous feel", and "this nerdy white boy has himself some soul".

The latter explained to a large extent the difference in birth weight and airway resistance between the educational groups.

In fact, modern physics is built on the pillars of relativity and quantum mechanics (the latter explains the physics of the microscopic world).

The former explains why taxation needs to be introduced while latter explains how taxation policy has to be done for a particular industry (say construction) and its modalities.

The former construes action in terms of intentionality, the latter explains the intentionality of action in terms of causation by the agent's mental states and events.

Both the EE-type and EI-type have supports from physiological research, but the latter explains better the various binaural hearing phenomena [40].

So the sense in which psychological properties 'matter' to physical properties is that changing the former amounts to a change in the latter because a change in the latter explains a change in the former.