Sentence examples for adequate explanatory from inspiring English sources

The relations among component questions of the problem agenda (i.e., its internal structure) foreshadow how various contributions can be coordinated to generate an adequate explanatory framework.

Thus, because longer duration of caregiving does not directly mean that caregivers will have greater burden, simply measuring the presence or absence of high-intensity caregiving might not be an adequate explanatory variable of continuation of caregiving.

Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a functional somatic syndrome (FSS) characterised by patterns of persistent bodily complaints for which a thorough diagnostic workup does not reveal adequate explanatory structural pathology [ 1].

Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) is a functional somatic syndrome characterized by patterns of persistent bodily complaints for which a thorough diagnostic workup does not reveal adequate explanatory structural pathology.

In the absence of more adequate explanatory frameworks, the positive correlation between non-symbolic and symbolic numerical abilities allows for the possibility that non-symbolic numerical systems can scaffold symbolic numerical systems.

The measure of a sys-net's success is the extent to which it produces information in the shape of new options specifying greater descriptive delicacy at each new step, until the sum of these related choices has arrived at an adequate, explicit and explanatory account of the descriptum.

The more comprehensive account proposed by the psycho-historical theory is that, although agent tracking is typically triggered by mechanisms of perception, the most historically-sensitive and explanatory adequate modes of agent tracking should derive from integrating the outputs of several types of tracking mechanisms in heuristic-based and explanation-based agent tracking.

He refuses to take sides on the debate between explanations, except to say that science cannot provide an adequate explanation if the explanatory chain is infinite, for the chain of causes is itself contingent or it ends in an initial contingency not scientifically accountable.

Second, we aimed to select a subset of explanatory variables adequate to discriminate high H5N1 persistence assumed by all three indicators (Hc, HcP, and PrS).

New mechanists also argue that the covering law model fails to distinguish predictively adequate but fictional models from explanatory models.

In this paper we propose a methodological development for model selection which addresses both explanatory variable and adequate model selection issues.