Sentence examples for concern for describing from inspiring English sources

Previous theories of mathematical explanation proceeded top-down, that is by first providing a general model without much concern for describing the phenomenology from mathematical practice that the theory should account for.

In particular, the calibration concerns two parameters for describing the area constraints in the segmentation phase (Section 3.2) and two parameters for describing the shape constraints in the validation phase (Section 3.4).

Here we are concerned with methods for describing the overall spatial pattern of cases aggregated over small areas and the interpretation of the residual variations once the Poisson noise has been smoothed out by the disease-mapping models.

A first concern is if the Markov property is suitable for describing the individual morbidity development.

Avoiding detection was a key concern for individuals who described intentionally varying the pharmacy used, using 'schedules, 'tables' or 'lists' of those visited and lying and fabricating responses to questions from staff: I had to go to different pharmacies and I didn't want to get knocked back.

"There isn't a false note in this book, and my only concern in describing my profound admiration for Everything I Never Told You is that it might raise unachievable expectations in the reader," said Amazon senior books editor Chris Schluep.

One Iranian, who asked to remain anonymous out of concern for his safety, described the movement's status.

"Both of them expressed concern for others and described themselves as being lucky to be alive," Sturgeon added.

He expressed more concern for what he described as a disturbing anti-intellectualism among some African-American children, who think academic achievement is for whites.

President Obama has been dragged into reversing George W Bush's military drawdown in Europe out of concern for the task described by Nato's first secretary general: "keeping the Americans in, and the Russians out" of the continent.

For the purposes of this study we assumed that seeking an appointment within one week was a mark of significant concern for the patient described in the vignette.