Sentence examples for range of explanatory from inspiring English sources

Spring dung counts along permanent transects were modelled against a range of explanatory variables including habitat type.

A robust analysis requires systematic data on a wide range of explanatory variables and multiple travel outcomes including accessibility, mobility and trip frequency for different trip purposes.

The vegetation composition of 511 individual hedgerows situated within an ancient hedgerow network landscape in Flanders, Belgium was recorded, in combination with a wide range of explanatory variables, including a selection of spatial variables.

This makes it possible to include a broad range of explanatory variables in both the mean and variance (e.g., time trends, activation stimuli, head motion parameters and their temporal derivatives), and to compute the posterior probability of inclusion from the MCMC output.

Unfortunately, because the fitting of sophisticated PAMs including a wide range of explanatory variables is not a trivial task, available models tend to be based on data collected many years ago and seem unlikely to give reliable estimates of current accidents.

Secondly, we transform the banks' dataset into a regional dataset that permit us to explore the impact of ATM and POS transactions on the demand for currency using a wide range of explanatory factors.

A field study was conducted in an independent wine retailer in which we looked for correlations between weight, price, and a range of other explanatory variables.

Using numerical integration, Spurrier (1999) constructed exact simultaneous confidence bands for all the contrasts of several regression lines over the whole range of the explanatory variable when the design matrices of the regression lines are all equal.

Third, the equations for both measures imply nonnegative predicted values, which has sensible partial effects over a wide range of the explanatory variables (Wooldridge 2013).

Introducing a broad range of alternative explanatory variables for employment in regression specification 4 generally results in a marginal reduction of the estimated treatment effects, with none of the differences with specifications 2 or 3 exceeding a single standard deviation.

The full list of variables and their priority in the data preparation is given in Appendix 2. Exclusion of correlated variables was done for each species group separately, since the spatial occurrence pattern of the species influences the observation range of the explanatory variables.