Sentence examples for samples to explain from inspiring English sources

Lastly, individual resources and personality factors have been studied in teacher samples to explain why individuals in the same work environment and having the same educational and experience backgrounds often respond differently in terms of burnout.

In the past, a large number of studies have relied solely on Euclidian distance (isolation-by-distance model, or IBD) or on the number of discrete barriers (isolation-by-barrier model, or IBB) between samples to explain genetic differentiation.

Here, we will give a sample to explain the reconstruction procedure of HF-MDCT coefficients.

We conducted a niche model analysis using bioclimatic (derived from mean and extremes of temperature and rainfall data) variables and geo-referenced locations (latitude-longitude) for leopard cats (museum samples, historical records, ad-hoc records authenticated from photographs and current sampling), to explain their genetic structure.

Contact angle measurements were performed on both treated (exposure times: 5 min and 15 min) and control sample to explain the wettability or the hydrophilicity of the samples.

The lower non-white composition of Gallup's weighted adult samples appears to explain why Obama's approval ratings are slightly more negative on Gallup's surveys than on those conducted by other pollsters using similar methodologies.

The findings revealed that students were better able to (a) rely on survey data, as opposed to personal opinion, to support their claims about simulated real-life situations, and (b) use sampling concepts to explain how the data supported their claims.

The young women in our sample tended to explain their avoidance by reference to prior experience of distress and help-seeking, while the young men tended, independently of previous experience, to treat their perceived distress as a normal part of life.

Again, the specific effect of squalene in these samples was difficult to explain, and experiments with lipid extracts from different samples were performed.

Many factors, such as the individual hydration condition of an animal or blood density differences in certain parts of the body [ 34] can influence the amount of RNA obtained from blood samples and help to explain the observed variation.

All of the pretreatments did a reasonable job of depolymerizing and removing xylan and none of the minor differences in the composition of the pretreated samples is enough to explain the difference in digestibility (Table  1).