Sentence examples for substantially to explain from inspiring English sources

We hypothesised that children with high scores on teacher-reported FTF symptoms of hypoactivity in this subsample would also show slow performance on the processing speed measure and that processing speed performance would contribute substantially to explain the variance of the teacher reports on the FTF items.

Taken together, our results indicate that the Big Five personality dimensions contribute substantially to explaining central indicators of life success in PIAAC.

Thus, there was no strong support for any of the covariates contributing substantially to explaining variation in the number of strings hit.

Although these results are not generalizable and underestimation may be more frequent in a broader sample, our results suggest that accidental underestimation of the number of units in drinks poured at home is not able to contribute substantially to explaining the discrepancy between self-reported alcohol consumption and actual alcohol sales.

Our results indicate that the Big Five personality domains substantially contribute to explaining variance in all six life outcomes investigated.

Thus, after adjusting for numeracy, only the personality dimension openness substantially contributed to explaining additional variance in educational attainment.

Unlike PCA, the bins in the OPLS-DA are assigned a variable importance, with higher numbers corresponding to bins that contributed more substantially to the explained variance between control and elicitor-treated cells at any given time point [see Additional file 1].

However, the predicted speed of propagation of the tip of the shear band is substantially less than required to explain the lengths of the bands observed in the experiments.

How then to explain the substantially reduced numbers of Treg in the thymus of IL-2Rβ deficient mice, a very consistent observation?

The rewards in this experiment were delivered each and every time the response requirement was satisfied (i.e., p = 1), and subjective probability would have to have been increased substantially by cocaine in order to explain the data.

Such factors are likely to explain the substantially greater rates of liver-related mortality in smokers than nonsmokers.