Sentence examples for strongest explanation from inspiring English sources
Claudia Goldin, a professor of economics at Harvard University who studies gender economics told Freakonomics radio that the strongest explanation for the pay gap has to do with a woman's need for workplace flexibility.
We concluded that the strongest explanation for this finding was that cessation caused the improvement in mental health.
The LARS algorithm first selects the variable with the strongest association with the outcome, hence this approach will always select first the hypothesis, or component of a compound hypothesis, that offers the strongest explanation for the observed data.
More active medical treatment appears to be the strongest explanation for the decline, which in particular seems to have been attributable to the increased use of different DMARDs already before wider introduction of combination treatments and biologicals.
I think this is one of the strongest explanations you can find to not have evidence-based policies in Argentina.
A strong explanation of behavioral intentions was revealed.
Furthermore, this study reveals that combining the TAM and media richness theory provides a stronger explanation than does the TAM alone.
John Ratcliffe, a neuroethologist at the University of Southern Denmark, Odense, praises the study for "meticulously testing different hypotheses and coming up with a strong explanation as to 'what's going on.'".
A very weak correlation between overestimation and R g /R h might also be seen (Additional file 1: Figure S8) with PSi nanoparticles, but stronger explanation seems to be the primary particle size.
Intriguingly, while the elevated BMR of migrants on their breeding grounds may reflect the metabolic machinery required for long-distance movements, an alternative (and statistically stronger) explanation is their occupation of predominantly cold high-latitude breeding areas.
Notably, for 21 of the 24 significant SNPs, the allele associated with higher Lp(a) levels is at higher frequency in the African ancestral subpopulation, providing a strong explanation for the association of African LPA local ancestry with increased Lp(a) levels.
