Sentence examples for more explanatory in from inspiring English sources

Considering that classification errors happen by lack of ability to differentiate the two classes at certain regions of the chemical space, it is possible that features that directly address class differentiation are more explanatory in these problematic locations of the structure activity landscape.

A trial intended to inform a research decision about the biological effect of a new drug is likely to be more explanatory in design.

Trials that are more explanatory (mechanistic) in their aim tend to need a tighter definition of specific components in order to minimise variation across treatments.

Traffic, roadway, and travel variables have more explanatory power in the VOC models than the CO model.

We state that a comprehensive GIS perspective is instrumental for developing a more explanatory stance in the innovation system literature and developing policy interventions that reflect the increasing spatial complexity in the innovation process.

Addition of more explanatory variables in the model substantially altered the association between statin usage and incidence (table 3).

> -wrap-foot> To guarantee unique estimates for the two equations, the first probit model is identified via exclusion criteria (at least one or more explanatory variables in that model should not enter the second probit model).

The reason for this replacement is that the use of more explanatory variables results in a reduction in degrees of freedom, which in turn leads to a reduction in confidence.

The analytical coding involved making comparisons across the themes and within themes in order to explore the more explanatory concepts; and in order to ensure that different views and positions within themes were considered, such as different views regarding child protection.

According to the basic assumption of ordinal regression model (Independent variable should contain three or more categories. One or more explanatory variables are included in this model)., the data from our survey were suitable to be conducted in this model.

It was hypothesised that the individual patient-level factors would be more explanatory of the variability in SSRI prescribing than of practice level factors, and that we could retain practice attended as a fixed effect patient-level variable in a pooled practice model, provided the heterogeneity of the coefficients of each explanatory variable was not dramatically different.