Sentence examples for appended explanations from inspiring English sources
They are mentioned for the first time in the Xice, or "Appended Explanations" (c. 4th century bce), an appendix to the Yijing (Book of Changes): "A succession of yin and yang is called the Dao".
An appended section, "Some Explanations," rather impudently offers to clear up a few mysteries: "But if you really want to know why something happened, if explanations are what you care about, it is usually possible to come up with one.
Now there's a vague and possibly misleading explanation appended to the article.
This provides explanations as to why cellulose-directed CBMs are appended to many non-cellulase cell wall hydrolases.
Patient understanding of either paper or electronic lab reports could be further improved with auxiliary learning aides, explanations, definitions or links to additional resources [ 124, 125], appended or integrated into the lab report.
Invariably, they get appended to a book that the publisher has worries about, or that the author feels needs another line of explanation.
Other components were subsequently appended.
He also appended a warning.
