The phrase "explanation towards" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate the reason or justification for something. Example: The teacher provided an explanation towards her students' confusion about the math problem.
The MptD peptide/fMptD based ELISA or similar tests could be suggested as rapid and specific field level diagnostic tests for the identification of MAP in diabetic patients and for finding the explanations towards the occurrence of type-1 or type-2 diabetes in the light of an active infectious trigger.
Meanwhile Blaxter's [ 4] observation of people's ability to simultaneously entertain seemingly opposed theories is evoked in the subsequent propensity to drift away from social/structural explanations and towards individualized solutions.
**** Larkswood by Valerie Mendes (Orion, £7.99) Historical romance is tricky to get right, and although Mendes has a juicy enough story on her hands, with the double time-frame of grandfather Edward's summer of 1896, and his grand-daughter Louisa's narrative of 1939, there's a tendency towards explanation here, which robs the prose of much tension.
Aristotle's attitude towards explanation is best understood first by considering a simple example he proposes in Physics ii 3. A bronze statue admits of various different dimensions of explanation.
A possible explanation is apprehension towards unfamiliar symptoms, thus prompting the individual to seek medical advice.
The model of personality detailed above moves away from description towards explanation and has three broad theoretical implications for health psychology: (1) contextual prediction of trait effects, (2) understanding cultural responses to disease, and (3) cost-benefit analyses of the health traits.
She was inclined towards the explanation that "It's lucky we've stumbled in the right direction".
