Sentence examples for one explanatory from inspiring English sources
The first step in RP involves examining each explanatory variable and selecting one binary split across the sample on one explanatory variable that minimizes the within-group variance in the outcome variable in the two resultant nodes.
In the second phase of the analysis, we used Cox's model to perform a multivariate regression analysis in which the joint impact of more than one explanatory variable on hazard of death is simultaneously modelled.
The impact of ZD1839 on DNA-PK expression may be one explanatory phenomenon for the synergistic interaction between ZD1839 and cisplatin 5FU, because DNA repair is one of the biochemical modulators of cisplatin sensitivity (Perez, 1998).
While some authors prefer one explanatory mechanism, others have proposed more integrated theories based on the different pharmacological psychosis models.
On the admittedly broad characterizations just given, the principle of natural selection is one explanatory hypothesis among many that are compatible with population thinking.
For statistical models containing more than one explanatory variable, the effect of measurement error depends not only on the error type (i.e. Berkson, classical, proportional, additive) but also on the correlation between the explanatory variables, which explanatory variables are causal and which are measured with error.
Your long read article on The Great British Bake Off and the cultural role it has carved out for itself (Crumbs of comfort, 6 October) neglected one explanatory factor for its success, which is its celebration of craft and craftsmanship.
One explanatory mechanism linking sleep and psychological health is emotion regulation.
12 The questionnaire contained information on one possible explanatory variable: the maximum number of consecutive on-call duty hours, reported on a seven-point ordinal scale.
The splitting rule is based on one of the explanatory variables and on a threshold for this variable.
This review introduces logistic regression, which is a method for modelling the dependence of a binary response variable on one or more explanatory variables.
