Sentence examples for elaboration because of from inspiring English sources

Many educators focus on input modification through elaboration because of the following: Elaborated inputs incorporate all the material needed for L2 learners' acquisition of the second language.

This statement requires some elaboration, because on the face of it, Azalea is a game-changer.

The Pb content of paint merits further elaboration because recent studies of the Pb content of paint used in African households and schools, or of paint that is available on the African market, strongly indicate that Africa has not benefited from the vast experience of more industrialized countries in dealing with the problem of Pb paint hazards.

The second issue, that of human population growth, does not need much elaboration because it is a glaring one.

This approach, intended to guide the estuary managers, is the oeuvre of several scientific teams; it is particularly important in the context of the Water Framework Directive because it facilitates the elaboration of a group of relevant indicators, which can then be used as operational tools.

Elaboration of a map of risk.

Also, annotators often used elaboration instead of synchronous because they were not aware of the temporal relation that exists between serial events such as 等船 V1)休憩(V2) děng chuán xiūqì 'wait for the boat (V1) coming and take a rest (V2)' or 歡呼 V1)雀躍(V2) huānhū quèyuè 'cheering (V1) and jumping (V2)'.

The discovery of REM sleep led to the elaboration of a whole taxonomy of sleep.

It was gratifying to read Mr. Tommasini's elaboration of Puccini's use of motivic development.

This seems irrelevant compared with his revolutionary elaboration of the fun nature of conceptual art.

Verbal probes involved participants frequently paraphrasing the term "inconvenient"; however, there were times when participants repeated the word with no elaboration of the meaning because they were not probed to consider another word to describe the term.