The phrase "an explaining" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not typically used, as "explain" is a verb and does not require an article in this context.
Example: "I need an explanation for the delay."
Alternatives: "an explanation" or "a clarification".
First, we find that most online IQ research employs an explaining & predicting approach (i.e., explain what is occurring and provide testable predictions with causal relationships) as opposed to a design & action approach (i.e., design tools or frameworks for online IQ assessment).
"It's interesting," he says, "I look back on the other record, and I really like Re: Stacks, of course, but it's more of an explaining song, and every time I'd play the song, I'd feel like I was explaining the same thing over and over again.
Park thus only examines the relation between OJT and naturalisation implicitly, because he does not include naturalisation as an explaining variable.
Here also, the increasing mean values of TINVOK and TLOC observed in Tables 17, 18 and 19, tends to exclude the lack of correlation as an explaining factor of low variance of TINVOK and TLOC metrics.
A general model of the transfer function, with an explaining variable and k lags, is expressed as Y t = μ + β 0 X t + β 1 X t − 1 + β 2 X t − 2 + · · · + β k X t − k + Z t (17).
Indeed, Schmidt et al. [1] state this in the first sentence of their discussion: '...it would not be expected that a predacious coleopteran nontarget species exhibits susceptibility to the lepidopteran-active protein Cry1Ab.' However, the lack of an explaining mechanism for a documented phenomenon certainly does not constitute a 'methodological flaw' (see below).
