Sentence examples for coherent accounts from inspiring English sources

He suggests that instead philosophers should aim to naturalize disease by trying to first understand general features of theories in the medical sciences and then looking for perspicuous and coherent accounts of different disease types, with a view to eventually establishing an overall picture of the role disease thinking plays in medicine.

Researchers are often hard pressed to come up with coherent accounts of the significance and impact of their work as regularly required in a range of situations, from writing grant proposals to designing implementation strategies and in submissions to research assessment exercises.

It was the first coherent account of Russia's past.

So it is Ambrose who by means of sympathy, imagination, intuition, must fashion a coherent account.

Only the Scandinavian texts, however, give a coherent account of the stories and personalities involved.

Many pre-Socratic philosophers thought that no logically coherent account of motion and change could be given.

Caesar's description of Britain at the time of his invasions is the first coherent account extant.

That is, there can be no assessment of the severity of "trafficking" if we define this issue by a simple and coherent accounting of "victims".

What is missing is any coherent account of what the relationship between citizens, communities, social institutions and the state ought to be in low-growth, austerity Britain.

Not enough time is allowed for each convention to establish itself, preventing the dancers from developing a coherent account of their characters.

Does the Trump Administration have a coherent account of what happened in Niger, and an explanation of what might happen with the deployment of troops there?