Sentence examples for a systemic explanation from inspiring English sources

On either reading physician overconfidence may have a systemic explanation that complicates the issue of blameworthiness.

This article argues that OH can be read as offering a personal, a sub-personal or a systemic explanation of diagnostic error.

However, despite significant advances in genomic sciences in identifying oncogenes and tumor suppressors, a systemic explanation of how these genes deregulate the normal function of genetic circuits and how its control may be used to design effective drugs against cancer still remains a great challenge in systems biology [2], [3], [4], [5], [6].

If there is evidence that overconfident individuals are more likely to be recruited into medical profession, and also more likely to be promoted, then diagnostic errors caused by overconfidence can be said to have a partly systemic explanation.

Such an iteration system or something very much like it, was introduced as a systemic functional explanation of the difference between the concept of 'text complex' (Hasan, [1999]: 28 4773; [2000]: 28–47) and Martin's 'genre combination'.

German thinkers often skirted the issue of Hitler, preferring systemic explanations.

The term-limit idea at least has the virtue of recognizing, however dimly, that there are systemic explanations as well as moral ones for our collective woes".

The public fascination with term limits, the line-item veto--whatever one may think of the merits of those proposals shows that voters are willing to consider systemic explanations as well as moralistic ones for their government's manifest failures.

Learning and human development in general call for systemic explanations (Thelen & Smith [1994]).

Under this broad theoretical umbrella, single-factor or multifactorial explanations of everything from motor skills to the rise and collapse of civilizations are giving way to systemic explanations in which outcomes are seen as emergents of self-organizing processes among lower-order components.

This indicates that the circadian clock model contains more non-monotonicity or other complex nonlinear relationships between parameters and behaviour, but the systemic explanations are not easy to pinpoint as both dynamic models contain complex wiring.