Sentence examples for mutual explanatory from inspiring English sources

Another more plausible version of the theory, held for example in (Bradley 1914), is that coherence is mutual explanatory support between propositions.

Attenuation of the association of IQ with the mortality outcomes was most evident after mutual adjustment for all explanatory variables.

Each factor that was assumed to be adversely related to health was associated with higher scores for each of the four symtoms in the crude analyses, but after mutual adjustment for other potentially explanatory variables, most of the initial associations were fully attenuated.

Considerations of parsimony and of explanatory sufficiency function as mutual counter-balances, penalizing theories which stray into explanatory inadequacy or ontological excess.[25] What we see here is an historical echo of the contemporary debate among statisticians concerning the proper trade-off between simplicity and goodness of fit.

Before estimating the model, associations among the explanatory variables were checked using the normalized mutual information.

Another explanatory possibility to be considered is that mutual intercellular signaling analogous to Delta/Notch signaling may contribute to these early differentiative steps, so that, e.g., differentiating Trh cells cause surrounding postmitotic neurons to become Ghrh cells, or vice versa.

As such, we have shown that this decomposition takes into account the mutual dependency between health and socioeconomic status and captures the reduced effects of the explanatory variables upon health and socioeconomic status.

Explanatory variables included age at baseline, having a pregnancy prior to baseline, education, time between interviews, study intervention arm, mutual main partners, contraceptive use, experience of IPV, and socioeconomic status.

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Explanatory labels are plentiful.

(There were explanatory signs).