Sentence examples for explaining the rationality from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the difficulty in understanding and explaining the rationality of patient trust has been identified, "medical treatment is indeed one such crucible in that the inherent risk, anxiety and suffering associated with illness are deeply imbued with meaning and thus far from generalizable" [ 60].

We give the following example to explain the rationality of the assumptions for the nonlinear terms (f_{n}).

To explain the rationality of the assumptions for the nonlinear terms (f_{n}), we give the following example.

If the aim is to explain the rationality of accepting a theory on the basis of actual observations, then almost the entire theory would need to be taken as implicitly defining theoretical terms.

These two facets of Schopenhauer's account of tragedy help explain the rationality of engaging with tragic drama as well as the often-noted ethical significance of the genre (see section 5.2.4 for more on tragedy).

A supposed advantage of this approach is its ability to explain the rationality of behaviors that seem intuitively sensible, but that are hard to fit into the consequentialist scheme (such as commitments deriving from one's past involvement in an activity or project, which can look like an irrational weighting of 'sunk costs' to the consequentialist; compare Nozick 1993).

To explain the rationality of correlating meteorological factors within two weeks prior with the incidence, we performed SVD analysis of wind speed for two weeks prior in the counties within the 50-km buffer of Shandong Province and wind speed for one week prior in these counties.

The models are directed to explaining the 'bounded rationality' problem (Dosi and Egibi 1991) and the processes of failure of generally fit technologies and the success of 'overlooked' technologies (Tisdell 1995) as well as highlighting the value of diversity (Dowrick 1995).

Overall, our findings contribute to the literature by showing that (1) the actual contractual behaviors could differ significantly from the optimal ones, (2) the actual contract design is sensitive to changes in project uncertainty and buying company effort share, and (3) the significant roles of risk aversion and bounded rationality in explaining the non-optimal contractual behaviors.

So, Korsgaard's view seems unable to explain the authority of instrumental rationality with respect to such ends ends that an agent has but doesn't prescribe to herself.

A reference to Sherlock Holmes underlines its challenge to rationality to explain the world.