Sentence examples for a focused explanation from inspiring English sources

In their joint dissent, the three Republican commissioners complain that the report "is more an account of bad events than a focused explanation of what happened and why.

In a 25-page dissent, the three Republicans say the Democratic report "is more an account of bad events than a focused explanation of what happened and why.

Evidence for such demographically focused explanations of population trends can often be found within descriptive analyses of survey data (e.g. 7); however, such analyses cannot separate changes straightforwardly within subgroups from population-wide change.

The five components may also indicate to health professionals areas in which a patient has unhelpful beliefs, so that they may focus explanation and reassurance on these areas.

But the rejection of innate ideas often drove them to focus explanations of the emotions on the hydraulics by which pains and pleasures push our ideas.

However, the frequency of concepts in the Dino Problem post-test (Fig. 5, right panel) indicated that students, after the instruction on evolution, still: (a) primarily focused their explanations on organisms and populations.

Research interests: Historian, with a focus on explanation of issues that have contemporary policy implications.

The emphasis of services for mental health is currently shifting from a focus on explanation in terms of the self-identity of the patient towards coping skills development (e.g. brief interventions offered by Improving Access to Psychological Therapies).

What is unique about our paper is the variety of ways by which we attempt to uncover the possible mechanisms that can explain the effects of BMI on hours of work, with a focus on explanations related to the functioning of marriage markets.

"The turning point in the rate of these violent crimes is consistent with an explanation focused on the reduced economic independence of women and the impact of the cuts to services on which women disproportionately depend," they write, although they add that more investigation is needed.

For the permanent placement of maps in the chapter houses, the group felt a written explanation focused on walking the reader through an example would suffice to educate the chapter members on how to use the maps.