Sentence examples for no additional explanatory from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, we find that joint grant proposals tend to have mixed gender teams and that researchers of the same race are more likely to publish together, but those demographic attributes have no additional explanatory power regarding joint patents.
The intuition underlying the J-test is as follows: if a model is correctly specified (in terms of the set of regressors), then the fitted value of an alternative model should have no additional explanatory power in the original model, i.e. its coefficient should not be significantly different from zero.
Table 4 only includes buffer sizes up to 200 m, as larger buffer sizes provided no additional explanatory value and were not considered in subsequent model-building.
For both PCI and CABG, there was only one regression for which the association between costs and volume was precisely estimated, and for which alternative specifications (such as adding the square and the cube of hospital volume) yielded no additional explanatory power [ 24].
The results indicated that resource intensity weights were a good explanatory factor of costs in trauma patients with no need for any additional explanatory variables, such as age, sex, intensive care hours, or ISS.
The ability to detect change can be improved by including an additional explanatory variable such as paired watershed measurements.
To account for non-linearity, the square of this variable was included as an additional explanatory variable.
The latent factor θ, estimated through the model above, is treated as an additional explanatory variable in the employment equation.
This study explores the nexus between the pollution emission (CO2), energy consumption, and the economic growth linkages using population as an additional explanatory variable.
It is useful to estimate models in which diversity includes only minorities (the proportion of the majority in the area can be included as an additional explanatory variable).
Zollo and Singh (2004) assessed the extent of PMI through a survey and measured knowledge codification, an additional explanatory variable, as the count of manuals and guidelines within the firm.
