Sentence examples for potentially explanatory from inspiring English sources
All potentially explanatory variables in this regression were tested on multicollinearity using the collinearity diagnostics by linear regression calculating the variance inflation factor.
Using classified Thematic Mapper images of 1990 and 2000, we fit two models relating probability of deforestation to a large set of potentially explanatory variables.
Testing for potentially explanatory variables on multicollinearity revealed a variance inflation factor between 1.097 and 1.56, thus far below 2.5, which is considered to be the threshold value for concern of collinearity.
Using a set of potentially explanatory variables, their study identified population density, human accessibility, land cover, and elevation as the important determinants of the spatial distribution of wildfire ignitions.
The results were interpreted broadly, with an interest not only in showing statistically significant associations but also in detecting general trends of strong associations that might reveal passive tendencies of being potentially explanatory of patenting and new firm creation.
Both MSA-wide metrics and fine-scale metrics were correlated with potentially explanatory continuous variables using the standard Pearson product-moment correlation coefficient.
The baseline risk factors were collected at one point in time and may have since changed, potentially biasing the potential explanatory power of the baseline risks towards the null.
Table 3 shows associations of demographics (e.g. age, gender) and potential explanatory or mediating variables in the Black Caribbean and Black African ethnic groups, but only for variables that showed associations with CJPs in Table 2 as only these might be potentially mediating or explanatory variables.
A full model was first created to include all potentially important explanatory variables.
Simulations performed by us suggest that the problem could be solved by completely standardizing the potentially problematic explanatory variable.
Because spring and fall cholera peaks have potentially different explanatory drivers, the analysis was repeated restricting data separately to January–June and July December.
