Sentence examples for distinct explanatory from inspiring English sources

In Spinoza's view, however, it is incoherent to attempt to explain the mental in terms of the physical, or vice versa, because thinking and extension are distinct explanatory orders.

Biological science is now more specialized than ever but disciplinary proliferation brings with it issues relevant to any analysis of reduction: using the same terms differently, disparate methodologies, distinct explanatory norms, and divergent interests in "levels" of biological organization.

We identified the main theories about how differences in 'control over destiny' could lead to socio-economic inequalities in health, and conceptualised these at three distinct explanatory levels: micro/personal; meso/community; and macro/societal.

Institutional improvement, while positively and very significantly associated with economic productivity growth, is weakly enough related to inequality developments to allow the two variables to play distinct explanatory roles.

However, no distinct explanatory variables have been suggested for coverage decision-making in the literature.

To tease apart the different processes taking place during the choice period, 6 distinct explanatory variables (EVs) were modeled.

The distinctive explanatory roles performed by these different states in folk psychology certainly suggest that these beliefs, desires, hopes and fears constitute distinct mental natural kinds.

Different theoretical camps adopt distinct but overlapping explanatory frameworks, and tend to apply them to distinct but overlapping learning situations.

As we will see, though the two sets of issues are distinct, the scientific explanatory projects raise potential challenges for certain philosophical views, and at the same time attention to philosophical issues raises doubts about some of the explanatory claims made in the name of science, which often rely on controversial philosophical assumptions.

Indeed, variable selection can be seen as a special case of the model selection problem where each model under consideration could correspond to a distinct subset of explanatory variables [ 5– 7].

It is distinct from descriptive and explanatory democratic theory.