Examples of using Which explained in English and their translations into Portuguese
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we obtained 8 factors, which explained 71.5% of the variability of the data.
I was bewildered with the package I received in the mail which explained my coverage details.
There was a model composed of nine predictor variables in emotional exhaustion, which explained 43.0% of its occurrence.
WHOQOL-BREF with the same parameters resulted in ten factors, which explained 63.6% of the variance.
RESULTS: Factorial analysis resulted in four factors with eigenvalues between 4.29 and 1.39, which explained 82.8% of the total variance.
The solution obtained after the first extraction pointed to keeping eight factors, which explained 51.1% of the total variance.
Initially, we identified seven factors with eigenvalues higher than 1.0, which explained the food consumption variance of 51.3% data not presented in the tables.
Was isolated as the primary urge which explained all of a life form's activities, it was necessary to study further the action of survival.
However, publications were not found which explained why the FHS can be considered to be a technological innovation.
competition in the accumulated force, which explained wars of the past.
I printed a two-sided flier which explained the purpose of this"party.
The poverty of the population affected by the problems reported emerged as the factor which explained the authorities'"disregard" towards it.
All women signed the term of Informed Consent which explained their rights such as getting information on the syndrome
with the first quantitative phase followed by qualitative phase, which explained the results of the first stage.
religious/moral and biological, which explained 42.4% of the variance Table 3.
The people agreed with the content of the text, which explained the reasons for the action.
All participants signed an informed consent form, which explained the study with its risks
All participants signed an informed consent, which explained the research with its risks
the student was sent to an online Consent Form which explained the research to the participants providing information about the study
The resulting school of thought was vicariance biogeography, which explained the origin of new lineages through geological events like the drifting apart of continents