Sentence examples for explanations for instance from inspiring English sources

And some politically popular explanations — for instance, that concealed-weapons laws drove down crime — appeared to have no impact at all.

In this sense, causal explanations, for instance, are genuinely explanatory and do not require an increase of unification.

For brevity, textual citations will not distinguish between canons and explanations (for instance, "A1" refers to either Canon A1 or Explanation A1 or both).

However, it also may provide tools for other explanations, for instance of the way in which shifts in concepts of scientific rationality and divisions of cognitive labor across communities may track shifts in reward structures.

There are plausible examples of vicious infinite regresses that do not generate explanations: for instance, imagine that I explain my possession of a book by reporting that I got it from A who got it from B, and so on to infinity.

Physiological explanations are not necessarily exclusive from biophysical explanations; for instance, DNA bending is substantially promoted specifically in GC-rich sequences in warm-blooded animals relative to cold-blooded animals (Vinogradov 2001).

In a statement, Kaspersky was quick to note there could be an alternative explanation, for instance, the possibility that someone planted the code to throw detectives off the trail.

That is the only explanation, for instance, for the proliferation of low testosterone medications designed to help men feel and perform decades younger than their chronological years but at the cost of the recently-revealed side-effect of elevating your risk of a heart attack.

Detection bias has been proposed as a possible explanation; for instance, for the bladder cancer cases, there may have been a higher number of urinalyses conducted in the study subjects.

Suggested explanations include, for instance, contributions from rare and structural variants, genotype environment and gene-gene interactions and sample stratification, or simply that complex traits truly are affected by thousands of variants of small effect size [ 8, 9].

This is the usual explanation for instances of anti-China demonstrations in Vietnam (and, not coincidentally, also of anti-Japan protests in China).