Sentence examples for be an explanatory from inspiring English sources

Results suggest that distress tolerance may be an explanatory mechanism in the association between discriminatory experiences and cognitive symptoms of anxiety and a potentially relevant target within clinical interventions to address anxiety-related health disparities among sexual minority adults.

According to Aristotle's influential account of scientific knowledge there cannot be an explanatory science of what is contingent and accidental, such things being the purview of a descriptive history.

More importantly, the study suggests that sense of coherence may be an explanatory factor for students' successful adaptation and transition in higher education, as indicated by the positive relationship of sense of coherence to academic performance.

(Bill James himself has said half as a joke, but only half that he thought what brought the Red Sox back in 2004 was "veteran leadership". In the pure world of analysis, veteran leadership was long thought to be an explanatory principle on a par with water sprites and the rotation of the zodiac).

Second, de Pinedo appears to think that for something to be an explanatory framework it must issue in strict laws.

For a model of biocrust cover, cattle disturbance was found to be an explanatory variable (p < 0.00001).

There is an explanatory vacuum.

There's an explanatory prologue.

Where necessary, there was an explanatory note like "usu.

But this is an explanatory note and I don't intend to make a rabbinic occasion of it.

At their table, in fact at every table, was an explanatory chart on how players should best stay hydrated.