Sentence examples for explanation outlined from inspiring English sources

The city's explanation, outlined in several meetings with Bronx residents in the past year, is that the cost of concrete, steel and other raw materials, and the cost of labor, have gone up by as much as 14percentt since the environmental statement was completed.

On a day many had assumed would be dominated by minor squabbles, bureaucratic issues, and the opening of the prosecution's case, it was defence lawyer Francois van Zyl who rather hijacked the proceedings by submitting, and reading out, a hefty 37 page "plea explanation" outlining Mr Dewani's version of events.

Participants meeting entry criteria were familiarized to the study protocol, and the tests to be performed, via a verbal and written explanation outlining the study design.

It is unfortunate that Reich actually invokes the idea that figures might be fudged, not once, but twice — rather than invoking the obvious explanations outlined above.

We should point out that some of our explanations outlined below for the patterns of overlaps and their shifts from our previous publications are speculative.

In addition, to the possible explanations outlined, we have not looked at other factors (eg, mental health symptoms) that may explain some of the observed changes in driving behaviours over time.

Supplementary to the explanations outlined above, we speculate that an increased awareness during the 10 year study period of the importance of reaching normoglycaemia in diabetes patients with use of GLM may also contribute to our finding of increased incident diabetes.

A consistent, central theme of the reviews that needs to be addressed is the confounding of description with explanation as outlined in the first conceptual issue.

A mass action explanation, as outlined above, would be supported if this interaction remained significant when the lesions are given in the opposite order, that is, fornix transection followed by cholinergic depletion of temporal cortex.

One plausible explanation, as outlined in the Introduction, is that the observed disparity in diversification histories reflects geographic differences in the extent of climatically-driven extinction events that occurred throughout the Quaternary.

This account has elements of Fisher's explanation for sex, outlined on p.123 of his book [ 12], and Muller's, outlined in his 1932 paper [ 13].