Sentence examples for and efforts to explicate from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, our knowledge of botanical drugs is still limited and efforts to explicate them warranted their importance.

First, the study is restricted to describing what is constitutive of the two KTPs since their inception; an assessment of their influence on specific policy processes and the climate for EIHP is still awaited to empirically inform the efforts to explicate KTPs using sound political sciences perspectives.

Because he never spoke candidly about his espionage, because he assumed so many masks, he remains something of a mystery in this book, despite Ms. Carter's best efforts to explicate his life.

Both Ms. Him and Ms. Ung, who now live in the United States, tell their stories straightforwardly, vividly, and without any strenuous effort to explicate their importance, allowing the stories themselves to create their own impact.

So, in his classic 1934 esssay, "On the Foundations of Knowledge," he introduced so-called 'affirmations' (Konstatierungen) in the effort to explicate the relation between physicalistic protocols and the experiences on which they are grounded (Schlick 1979b, 370 387).

And yet, while there is much of interest in this new effort to explicate deep mathematical conundrums to ordinary people, Mr. Aczel does not entirely succeed in this new book.

In an effort to explicate this mysterious conceptual ability, Reid examines theories of thought of Aristotle and medieval philosophers.

It is thus within this context of both intensifying globalization and efforts to critique, resist, and mobilize against it that I will attempt to explicate and begin to theorize the connections between Native American literature and emergent international movement(s) for social and ecological justice.

Specifically, Habermas eschews the attempt to explicate the relationship between proposition and world metaphysically (e.g., as in correspondence theories).

hospitals from 1973 2007 and to explicate and interpret common, often overlooked, birthing experiences and nursing care.

Similar to systems requirements, method requirements are often vague and hard to explicate.