Sentence examples for construct accounts from inspiring English sources
Should students know how historians construct accounts?
"She is also deploying state-of-the-art mapping tools to construct accounts of 'everyday heroism' in different neighborhoods, hoping that they can be read alongside maps which show crime rates and other negative factors, to give us a fuller sense of the places where we live.
Second, they construct accounts of how reason in some form or other provides that additional information about the world.
Using item parcels (Little et al. 2002), we examined whether the nine-item openness to experience construct accounts for unique variance above and beyond demographic variables.
One way to construct accounts of computation that are more restrictive than the simple mapping account is to impose a constraint on acceptable mappings.
His concerns are mostly with semantics and the philosophy of language, developing a version of inferential role semantics in order to construct accounts of our use of words like 'true' and 'refers to' which are liberated from the 'representationalist' idea that the function of thought and language is 'to provide a transcript of reality'.
The sophistication and flexibility of this construct accounted for its attractiveness to scholars in fields as diverse as anthropology and the history of science; ultimately it became the most widely cited historical essay of the postwar period.
The normalization construct accounted for spot-to-spot variability in transfection, a variable that would otherwise hinder statistical analyses.
The principal components analysis of the Social Dysfunction factor demonstrated that this construct accounted for 63.4% of the variance.
Instability and aseptic loosening of the implanted construct account for the majority of revision hip replacement failures (Springer et al. 2009).
* I carefully evaluated the position of each participant in the events I describe, tried to balance it against other perspectives, and constructed accounts of very complex events like Frieda's death from a dozen vantage points.
