Sentence examples for are directed to explaining from inspiring English sources

The models are directed to explaining the 'bounded rationality' problem (Dosi and Egibi 1991) and the processes of failure of generally fit technologies and the success of 'overlooked' technologies (Tisdell 1995) as well as highlighting the value of diversity (Dowrick 1995).

If she does not want any more children, the provider is directed to explain first a surgical option depending on whether the woman wants to use it or prefers her husband do so.

Medical workers, whom Svitlana was directed to, from the fund, explained her that life is going on.

"When passengers attempt to connect to the Wi-Fi they will be directed to a landing page, which will explain the terms and conditions, explain that this is a trial, and ask for feedback via an online survey".

Users who clicked on the ad were directed to a letter from Google that explained that its results "can include disturbing content," but noted that Google did not endorse content on those Web sites.

Later, Aristotle is also critical of the Pythagoreans for employing principles that do not derive from the sensible world, i.e., mathematical principles, even though all their efforts were directed at explaining the physical world (Metaphysics 989b29).

Considerable recent attention has been directed at explaining the molecular basis of plant salt tolerance.

The relatively large value of the benefit and the fact that transfers are mostly directed to mothers may explain the sizeable effect of the program on female labor supply.

Future research should be directed towards longitudinal studies to explain causal mechanisms.

"More and more people are directing their own learning experience," Ms. Fogelman explained.

The search is directed not toward a single principle to explain the majority of cases and against which exceptions can be judged, but toward a set of principles that define the possibilities (or probabilities).