Sentence examples for missing explanatory from inspiring English sources

There were no statistically significant differences in general WTP or amount of WTP between those with missing explanatory variables and those without.

For those with missing explanatory variables, no statistical differences in WTP and amount of WTP to those with complete data are shown.

Those participants with missing explanatory variables for the regression analyses (27.5%) had less frequently a tertiary family education level and had lower household incomes.

The same applies for differences between records excluded due to missing explanatory variables and records used in the final logistic models.

The low explained variation for AvTD (∼25%) may result from a general lack of any strong pattern at this spatial scale or from missing explanatory variables, with substratum type being an obvious potential factor.

A multiple imputation strategy will be used in case of missing explanatory variables.

The suspicious relatives, however, without missing an explanatory beat shift the niece's agency back one level, proposing that the mix-up itself was orchestrated by the niece — switching contents of prescription bottles, no doubt.

This latter variable is critically important, but usually missing from explanatory models due to the difficulty in obtaining direct measures (see Kyle and Strobeck 2002; Vucetich and Waite 2003; Gapare and Aitken 2005).

The choice of this limit, rather than P > 0.05, as an inclusion criteria for explanatory variables was made in order not to miss an explanatory variable with a possible association with musculoskeletal pain.

Equally, if you miss the explanatory credit at the start — "New York 1905" — you may sit there wondering, What country, friends, is this?

These are not entirely wrong, but they miss the explanatory mark.