Sentence examples for Alternative explanatory from inspiring English sources
Her storybook works because it provides children with an alternative explanatory framework before these cognitive biases become entrenched.
Seeking an alternative explanatory account, the accumulation of public debt needs to be understood, ultimately, in the context of declining growth [62].
Moving across the columns in Table 4, alternative explanatory variables are added to the model and the marginal effects associated with these variables are reported.
However, this alternative explanatory factor was more influential in the early 2000's as documented in Felgueroso and Jiménez-Martín (2009).
623) but Molinini 2011 is more enlightening as it subjects the Euler example used by Steiner to a detailed scrutiny and compares alternative explanatory proofs of the same result.
Introducing a broad range of alternative explanatory variables for employment in regression specification 4 generally results in a marginal reduction of the estimated treatment effects, with none of the differences with specifications 2 or 3 exceeding a single standard deviation.
Critics of the mathematization of legal proof raise this point as an example of inherent limitations to the mathematical modelling of probative value (Allen and Pardo 2007a).[12] Allen and Pardo propose an alternative, the explanatory theory of legal proof.
While we believe much data is consistent with that claim that LDN works via novel anti-inflammatory channels, there are alternative compelling explanatory models of the LDN mechanism.
If there is no reconstitution of Cd80/86 independence for MCMV-immunisation even so, then alternative complex explanatory interactions, possibly requiring the inclusion of antigen presentation kinetics and/or infected/presenting APC-specific issues, will need to be considered and addressed substantively.
To specify a model that describes how the probability of choosing an alternative and the explanatory variables are related depends on the assumption made about the distribution of the error term.
Hence, this also led to widened or alternative understandings and explanatory models of perceived high pressures and demands – which served to unburden the sense of individual fault and failure.
