However, the interpretation of this finding should take into consideration that the interval of the observed data range was only 4.4% (Table 1), i.e. the range of unit differences between HEs for this explanatory variable was narrow.
And, importantly, training people to change their explanatory habits — to more narrow, external, and transient — seemed to help them overcome existing depression and, in some cases, prevent its onset even when other risk factors were high.
It simply maintains that we gain explanatory benefits by citing narrow content.
While conceding that wide content should not figure in scientific psychology, he maintained that narrow content should play a central explanatory role.
16 Explanatory trials often select narrow ranges of patients based on age, sex, comorbidity and concomitant treatments and then monitor patients carefully.
Soon we were following a narrow, generally level path dotted with colorful explanatory signposts.
This difference suggests either the existence of a greater diversity of endoglucanases, minimizing the explanatory power of any single gene, or a narrower activity range of AA families with a correspondingly higher relevance to lignolytic activity.
Explanatory, interpretivist, and critical/reflexive designs are widely neglected, narrowing the possible applications of case study research.
This provides a specific criterion for assessing the explanatory power of causes proposed for poor performance, and narrows the range of potentially important determinants.
Despite their many advantages, they, too, have been taught an "explanatory style" that precludes participation in public life, except to promote the narrowest self-interest.
