Sentence examples for any such explanatory from inspiring English sources
But it is not clear what any such explanatory account shows.
However, the discussion can point to three key contextual and policy features that have to be taken into account in any such explanatory analysis: the organisational diversity within the health system; the labour market and insurance coverage; and the growth in non-mainstream insurance coverage.
Freedom from old-fashioned naturalism is to be applauded, but overindulgence in such explanatory narration tends to flatten a play's vitality onstage, not to mention get in the way of the audience's own reactions to the characters' behavior.
Aristotle classifies four such explanatory conditions an object's form, matter, efficient cause, and teleology.
By contrast, mathematics has no such explanatory value: it merely 'indexes' physical facts.
Such explanatory accounts, however, do not justify the loyalties we form or may be inclined to form.
In contrast to such explanatory study designs, the presented study follows an exploratory approach, focusing on the absolute number of crashes.
Some theories may even be able to explain the causal relationship between independent and the dependent, while others do not have such explanatory power.
The phenomenology of the variety of such explanatory activities has been partially investigated in Sandborg (1997, ch. 1) and Hafner & Mancosu 2005 (see also Robinson 2000 for a cognitive analysis of proof emphasizing explanatory factors).
According to Raz, ethical supervenience neither provides more specific theses that allow us to concretely explain the ethical features of reality, nor guarantees that we can find such explanatory theses (2000, 54 5).
Beginning with the assumption that human predation caused the extinctions, we offer and test the first such explanatory hypothesis, which is predicated on considering more realistic functional response forms (i.e., those that allow for predator interference or prey sharing).
