Sentence examples for called explanations from inspiring English sources

Munby (1968) asserts that erroneous answers should prompt learners to make careful considerations before making their selection; in this scenario, learner instruction is affected by the selected choice, and texts explaining the erroneous answers are called explanations of erroneous answers.

The overall process of citing a model, explaining the reasons for distinguishing something as "this" or "not-this," and thus achieving understanding is called "explanation" or "persuasion" (shuo) (A72, NO11).

Specific guidelines for the prostate cancer decision aids were: 1) aim for low to average reading level (grade 7 level), 2) present quantitative risk information as simply as possible, both positively and negatively framed [ 27], and 3) use a minimum of technical medical terms, and provide a glossary, called "explanation of medical terms".

In my world of social science scholarship, we make sense of human life not only in terms of biology, facial features, brains, hormones, and what Larson calls explanations from "caveman days".

This, too, called for explanation.

Ms. James called that explanation jarring.

Short sellers called that explanation implausible.

But Dr. Juni and his colleagues called that explanation "inadequate".

But opposition senator Luigi Vimercati called the explanation "embarrassing" and said he would demand a parliamentary inquiry.

But the prosecution said Mr. Payne had been drinking before the shooting, and called his explanation a convenient afterthought.

Survivors of the raid called that explanation a cover-up and insisted that American forces killed the women.