Sentence examples for accurate explanatory from inspiring English sources

On a more normative note, a more comprehensive and accurate explanatory model of far right party development could prove to be useful to anticipate future societal evolutions and political developments.

It all came to a head in July 2017 when I wrote a scientifically accurate explanatory article about anal sex for Teen Vogue.

In the absence of material time and space, what guides the logic of placing a system of options here or there rests on ideas about what would lead to an exhaustive, accurate and explanatory description of that which is being described – and that is implicit in the analyst's view of the theory.

The study shows that LAD provides an accurate and fully explanatory prognostic system for breast cancer using genomic data (that is, a system that, in addition to predicting good or poor prognosis, provides an individualized explanation of the reasons for that prognosis for each patient).

All nominated investigators were trained by demonstration and explanatory protocols on accurate completion of the questionnaires.

However, often enough predictions based on explanatory theories are not accurate (enough).

Novices did not display explanatory coherence using scientifically accurate elements of natural selection.

Prediction was most accurate when the distribution of the explanatory variable was uniform, and was the least accurate when the distribution was log-normal.

Including the random effects in each of the models was therefore critical for obtaining accurate inference on the importance of the explanatory variables on student and instructor pacing perceptions.

Using an extensive set of Monte Carlo simulations, we found that our formulas provided reasonably accurate prediction when the distribution of the explanatory variable was normal in the entire sample of those with and without the condition.

In trying to present an accurate depiction of the analytical engine for an explanatory appendix (shown here), Padua discovered there was little to go on, and found herself rifling through the work of Babbage scholar Allan Bromley for design clues.