The former comments relate to the layout of the essay, missing information or unsatisfactory elaboration of the learning points, for example 'Self-assessment is lacking; how are you going to work out your learning goals?' (comment 16).
Descriptions also contained elaborations on the future profession, for example in terms of its societal relevance.
Some argue, for example, that Thucydides' elaboration of the nature of the political through his History of the fifth-century Peloponnesian Wars between leagues led by Athens and Sparta is more important and instructive than that issuing from Plato's philosophical dialogues (Geuss 2005).
So, for example, Kumārila's elaboration of the svataḥ prāmāṇya ("immediate justification") doctrine in epistemology is framed in terms of Śabara's commentary on Jaimini's "codanā sūtra the sūtra, that is, that specifies that Vedic "injunction" (codanā) is the only valid way of knowing dharma.
However John Cherry believes this and other changes in the enamel of the Vienna version are elaborations by Weininger and his craftsmen; for example in Vienna the wings of the trumpeting angels are coloured.
Participants wanted more elaboration on the prevention of heart disease, for example, healthful diet, exercise, and smoking cessation.
Interpreters, for example, facilitate diagnosis and the elaboration of a treatment plan.
According to Manning and Schütze [28], it is necessary to formulate two hypotheses, shown next, for the elaboration of this list (for the case of bigrams k1k2, for example).
On the one hand, Eisenhardt herself has provided a broader spectrum of case study research designs in her own empirical papers, for example, by combining theory-building and theory elaboration (Bingham and Eisenhardt 2011).
Thus, several items were identified as criteria which influence the difficulty level, for example, the kind of mathematical modeling or the elaboration of financial concepts.
