Sentence examples for major explanatory factor from inspiring English sources
Since ZYMV and WMV have many aphid vectors in common and are transmitted with similar efficiencies, the differences observed in ZYMV and WMV reservoir abundances could be a major explanatory factor for the differences observed in the typology of ZYMV and WMV epidemics in France.
As expected from the stage distribution in the different age groups, stage at diagnosis was a major explanatory factor for these differences.
In apparent contradiction with these considerations, the present analyses did not retain CO2 concentration as a major explanatory factor of bioenergetic plasticity (Table 3).
Further indirect evidence that advanced stage at diagnosis is a major explanatory factor for the poor survival rates in England comes from the EUROCARE 4 study.
The main goals of these analyses were to explain response variability (i.e. bioenergetic plasticity) and to characterize quantitatively the influence of the major explanatory factor(s).
The relatively few questions asked about the study procedures indicate that the community information sessions are not likely to be a major explanatory factor for low participation in the informed consent process.
Rational choice theory identified or rediscovered at least two major explanatory factors that some political scientists had neglected: (1) that politicians are endlessly opportunistic and (2) that all decisions take place in some type of institutional setting.
Drug-induced thrombocytopenia, hemophagocytosis, bleeding, hemodilution are also major explanatory factors.
Acetate concentration and light intensity are major explanatory factors for every response except for ΦPSII800, for which light intensity is the only one.
As documented in Tables 2 and 3, we find characteristics of the disease to be the major explanatory factors of survival and employment.
The major explanatory factors were a parent's educational attainment and occupation, monthly family income, and the smoking status of this parent's partner in the six months before the first pregnancy experience of the family.
