Sentence examples for engage explanations from inspiring English sources

Rather, we engage explanations that include family and cultural background, social class, ethnicity and race, sexuality, national contexts, changing ideologies, and a rich diversity of shifting gender expectations and preferences.

Students need to "follow the rules" of conservation of matter and energy whenever they engage in explanations and arguments from evidence.

Engaging in explanations to justify our inner wisdom only separates us from our truth.

Should investigators engage in deceptive explanations to parents about the reason for withdrawing the child from study participation?

Students need to value and engage in reductionist explanations of plant growth and metabolism as visible manifestations of underlying chemical changes.

Consistent with this idea, Chamberland et al. (2011) have recently reported that case familiarity appears to have an influence on the benefit observed from having students engage in self-explanations relevant to their diagnostic performance.

In drafting our initial manuscript we were uncertain as to how potential reviewers might respond to this type of "speculative" discussion (thus our reason for toning down our arguments in that regard) but we are quite happy, given this encouragement from the reviewers, to now fully engage this possible explanation of our results in the revised manuscript.

I've not seen so much of this in the US, where people like to go for a good 15 minutes on the effect garlic has on their digestion, or engage in extensive verbal explanations, upon meeting up with their friends, on where exactly everyone parked their car.

The students then had to engage in additional self-explanation, concept map completion or model concept map study in order to synthesize and deepen their knowledge of the key concepts and problem-solving steps.

Analyses of learning gains demonstrated that students who were prompted to engage in systematic self-explanation scored significantly higher than those in the unprompted condition, especially on higher-order assessment questions.

Black himself was apparently wary of engaging in hypothetical explanations of heat phenomena (Fox, 1971), but he does suggest an interpretation of the latent heat of fusion of water as a chemical reaction involving the combination of the heat fluid with ice to yield the new substance water.