Sentence examples for be explicated as a from inspiring English sources
This behavior can be explicated as a result of the replacement process of water molecules during adsorption of SSE on the steel surface [27].
If this strategy succeeds in defining a real, irreducible relation, then a claim that an agent causes some event may be explicated as a claim that the agent stands to that occurrence in the relation defined by the indicated postulates (Clarke 2003b: 186 91).
In addition, there may be differences between the views of nursing academics and non-nursing academics, owing to their various educational backgrounds, that cannot be explicated as a result of the small sample size.
The latter specification can be explicated as follows: By postulating a right to X as a human right, we assert that every society (or other relevant social system) ought to be so (re)organized that all its members enjoy secure access to X (with the required degrees of security being relative to what is feasible overall).
It is unclear, for instance, what it could mean to be committed to believing Q (rather than just being committed to Q) if this is not to be explicated as being committed to cultivating the belief that Q.
In this approach, the canonical measure of weight of evidence $w$ is explicated as \[\tag{5}\label{eqn:WoE} w(E, H, H') = \log \frac{p(E \mid H)}{p(E \mid H')}\] of which the Bayes factor mentioned before is a generalization.
Conceived by Younge as a giallo-style thriller set in 60s Italy, the narrative will be explicated by a six-issue comic series released throughout 2013.
However, as will be explicated in the following, the fixation-related analysis approach may be a promising method to clarify some of the inconsistent findings in the literature regarding lexicality effects in the left OTS.
In similar fashion, the concept of causation was explicated not as a real operating principle but as regularity of succession or as functional dependency among observable or measurable variables.
This may, as Hindriks (2008a) notes, imply that more is needed than the joint commitment that can be explicated in view of phenomena such as spontaneous joint walks.
