Sentence examples for more straightforward interpretation from inspiring English sources

Parameters of a logistic regression are not as easy to interpret as those of a linear regression, so for a more straightforward interpretation, β ′ can be chosen for the analysis.

The sceptics countered that it was wrong to make these "radical inferences" when there could be a more straightforward interpretation.

Third, logit regression allows for more straightforward interpretation of Oaxaca-Blinder decomposition results in the next section.

After performing this transformation, we multiply the ratio by 100 to facilitate more straightforward interpretation of our modeling results.

For a more straightforward interpretation and comparison of the impact of the variables across models, the incidence rate ratios are provided which estimate the change in the rate of the dependent variable by each independent variable.

However, the Cox model has a more straightforward interpretation of covariate effects than non-parametric multi-state models and allows tests to be performed to determine if the effect of a covariate is significantly different from zero.

More straightforward interpretations of the 'rockumentary' genre are provided by Leonard Cohen: I'm Your Man, Jonathan Demme's Neil Young concert film Heart of Gold and Too Tough to Die: A Tribute to Johnny Ramone.

The advantages of this approach are that ORs have clearer clinical meaning and are more straightforward for interpretation than other weighting strategies.

The fact that scoring of HER2 SISH signals is more straightforward than interpretation of HER2 IHC may play a role here.

The lack of efficient network reconstruction algorithms may become the bottleneck for more straightforward biological interpretations when the network sizes increase.

Comparatively, items assessing caregiving and financial stress are relatively more straightforward in their interpretations.