Sentence examples for most powerful explanatory from inspiring English sources
No, write the new report's authors, "women's preferences … constitute the most powerful explanatory factor".
Darwin's theory of evolution is the most powerful explanatory and predictive tool available for the study of living things, a realization that has been under attack from conservative religious groups for over a century (Numbers 2006).
This equation includes all the most powerful explanatory variables available and shows for each of them their β statistics, that is the partial correlation coefficient for each variable, holding the other variables constant.
Thus, he suggests a methodology that "tak[es] seriously the…social scientific literature on law…to see what concept of law figures in the most powerful explanatory and predictive models of legal phenomena such as judicial behavior" (Leiter 2007, 184).
Site characteristics such as filter area (relative to catchment area), age and inflow volume were not useful predictors of conductivity, with initial conductivity of the original media being the most powerful explanatory variable.
Less studies of this nature have been conducted in Europe until 2012, when in a pooled multinational analysis of the World Health Survey with relatively few explanatory variables, employment status was the single most powerful explanatory factor with a contribution of 20% (19).
The most powerful constitutional power was imperium.
They claim: 'factors such as dissemination and linkage mechanisms that are generally considered to be powerful explanatory factors and to be the most efficient targets for policy interventions are less important than factors such as the receptive capacity of users when one climbs from the stage of transmission to the higher stages in the ladder of knowledge utilisation.
The perhaps most powerful argument for process philosophy is its wide descriptive or explanatory scope.
To realize these goals it is necessary to understand with accuracy, subtlety, and explanatory precision the nature and sources of oppression, and scientific inquiry is one of the most powerful tools available for doing this.
Economically most powerful?
