Sentence examples for descriptive elaboration from inspiring English sources

Figure 2 provides a first descriptive elaboration of wage heterogeneity across workers with similar productive characteristics.

The reference sample contains 138 coastal countries and corresponds to the reference sample used for the elaboration of descriptive statistics presented in previous sections.

Though Brentano maintained that the latter branch required physiological investigations and also that physiology was not yet developed enough to deal with matters in genetic psychology, he thought that he had already contributed to descriptive psychology in his Psychology from an Empirical Standpoint (Brentano 1874) and continued making further elaborations in this area through his lectures.

Narrative examples are given in order of diminishing frequency: Typical descriptive statements list the three realms of education, research and clinical service, usually in that sequence, sometimes with elaboration of the concepts: The mission of the medical school is threefold: the training of physicians, the search for new knowledge, and the care of the sick.

Elaboration likelihoodmodel c.

There is little elaboration.

No elaboration, no qualification.

The questioner wanted elaboration.

He offered little elaboration.

He offered some elaboration.

The memo offered no elaboration.