Sentence examples for the two explanatory from inspiring English sources

Several paths that retailers can follow in order to build the credibility of their message and consumers' attitude toward the ad (the two explanatory variables relating to the message) as well as consumers' trust in the retailer and their attitude toward this retailer (two explained variables relating to the retailer) are indicated.

In the context of this research, the column vector includes the two explanatory variables.

A random item Rasch model was fitted to the Norwegian TIMSS 2011 data, with the two explanatory item predictors T (dependence on theorems) and F (dependence on formulas), taken from the T/NT and F/NF dichotomies.

The two explanatory variables (∆CUM_NCE_12 and ∆INCIDENCE_1) in the mortality change (∆MORT) model jointly explain 77% of the variance across cancer sites in the 2003 2013 change in the mortality rate.

This turned out to be the model including an interaction between the two explanatory variables.

First, we employed the Pearson product moment correlation coefficient for all variables and we found a positive correlation between the two explanatory variables and the messages' frequency.

The sex of the household head (P < 0.01) and distance to the forest (P < 0.05) were the two determinant variables that significantly affected forest income out of the eight explanatory variables considered in the regression model.

Table 6 reports the results for the meta-regression model including the four explanatory variables.

Two of the three explanatory variables we used for modeling AGB with OLI contained short wave infrared (SWIR) bands.

Firstly, two of the four explanatory variables representing article characteristics were found to contribute significantly to citation counts.

For the question, "Do the erroneous answers' explanations sufficiently point to learners' mistakes?", the experts selected, "They adequately point to them" for five of the six explanatory texts.