Sentence examples for associated explanation from inspiring English sources

Several of the mathematical practices detailed in this paper were marshaled within her problem-solving and associated explanation.

The investigators (LC and LB) were calibrated by assessing the reporting of five PILs together by referring directly to the DISCERN instrument [10] and the associated explanation.

We also provided comments on the developing STROBE Statement and its associated explanation and elaboration document [ 56].

Two plausible and perhaps associated explanations can be advanced: an increased referral rate to a specialist between the Three-City Study inquiry period (1999 2004) and 2008, and GPs' overestimations of their referral rates.

Perceived quality of PNC services was found to be significantly associated with explanation of the purpose of blood (i.e. p < 0.05).

Authors' response: We now expanded both the figure legends and associated text explanation and more explicitly refer to comparisons of panels in Fig. 1.

On the one hand, there are generalizations and associated putative explanations (like the generalization relating barometric pressure to the occurrence of storms and the generalization relating the hexing of salt to its dissolution in water) that are not explanatory at all; they fall below the threshold of explanatoriness.

As explained above, in associating successful explanation with the provision of information about statistical relevance relationships, the SR model attempts to accommodate this observation.

Hypothetically, the possible explanation associated with the rise in plasma potassium could be either impaired Na/K pump function or a partial blockage of oxygen to the cells resulting in a depression of the Na/K pump and the feeling of oxygen-lack triggered hyperventilation.

They considered that this could contribute to the improvement of POA by providing formal feed-back on the PAC performance, such as monthly cancellation rates with a clear explanation associated with each cancellation.

Perceived quality of PNC services was found to be significantly associated with wealth, religion, explanation of examination procedures, explanation of medication, explanation of the purpose of the blood specimen and consent seeking during the clinical encounter (i.e. p < 0.05).