Sentence examples for major explanatory variables from inspiring English sources
The spatial distributions of estimated coefficients and pseudo t-values of three major explanatory variables (floor area ratio, distance to nearest center business district (CBD) and distance to nearest lake), obtained from GWR analysis, indicated that their relationships of the impact factors with land price are spatially non-stationary.
Maxent provided a reliable method for identifying areas at high risk of deforestation and the major explanatory variables that could draw attention for mitigation action planning under REDD+.
The major explanatory variables include external norms, time trend and media attention; and internal levels, previous pollution control and previous CSR performance.
However, these two studies were not conducted in a country during the transition from upper-middle to high-income stages, and they lacked major explanatory variables (e.g., indicators for health and trauma care capacity).
Due to the small number of events, only major explanatory variables were kept in multivariate analyses allowing the model to converge.
In addition to these major explanatory variables, we also controlled for a detailed set of other factors: some related to children, and some related to the mother and the family.
The major explanatory variable highlighted in these experiments was the shoot leaf number, mainly early in the season.
Furthermore, the model is longitudinal and can be used for height prediction because tree age is a major explanatory variable.
In another study [ 25], 40%% of women with postnatal LPP reported moderate to severe disability with pain intensity being the major explanatory variable for disability level.
Geography constitutes a major explanatory variable for global patterns of variation in human genomes (Rosenberg et al. 2002; Coop et al. 2009).
Our study suggests that height is a major explanatory variable also for strength of muscle functions other than handgrip and is in line with Parker et al. [ 18].
