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Another example of explanatory reduction is due to Marcel Weber (2005).

An early example of this explanatory tradition is the method of backwards induction, introduced by Ernst Zermelo (1913).

A second example of an explanatory sequential approach in our research programme again concerned Burkina Faso's national policy of subsidising childbirth.

The investigation, besides of reference concepts, summarises a case example, for explanatory purpose.

Another telling example of Obama's explanatory knack was his handling of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) reform bill that the Senate passed this spring.

This area may serve as an explanatory example of the geochemical facies concept in general and these four facies in particular.

An explanatory example of such a merged picture is shown in Figure 3b.

Figure 6 gives a schematic overview and an explanatory example of the entire nucleotide protein coding loci discovery procedure.

We then describe the indexes C, R and S (subsection 4) and provide a detailed explanatory example of the whole procedure (subsection 5), in order to clarify the most critical steps of the algorithm.

An example of such a pluralistic explanatory framework is the concept of a gene's "status" according to which different extrinsic variables independently but concordantly contribute to sequence evolution [ 23].

For example, alternative explanatory processes of stroke and its recovery have been identified in non-Western communities [ 29 32], and poor stroke knowledge in minority ethnic groups is a common research finding [ 33 35].