As a cardiologist, I have found that Vice President Dick Cheney's cardiac problems have served as explanatory tools for my patients.
Streamflow and base flow served as explanatory variables in about two thirds of both high- and low-groundwater-level models in all three regions, and generally yielded more and better models compared to precipitation and Palmer Drought Severity Index.
He states that her poetry serves as explanatory texts for her prose works, which he calls "more adeptly rendered self-portraits".
Gender, education, tooth brushing frequency, dental plaque, diabetes and alcohol use served as explanatory variables for the adjusted models.
Quivering count data from prespawn and spawn periods were summed, as there were no differences between the periods, and a LR with Poisson error (LRp) was fit, where genotype, phase and trial served as explanatory variables.
Sociodemographic, baseline parasite infection and morbidity variables served as explanatories in the regression analysis on baseline outcomes and changes after the 5-month follow-up.
This area may serve as an explanatory example of the geochemical facies concept in general and these four facies in particular.
If so, then we can understand why Spinoza thinks causes serve as sufficient explanatory reasons for facts about existence.
This is not unusual, since the classification model provided by the decision tree can serve as an explanatory tool to distinguish between objects of different classes [32].
