Sentence examples for explanations form from inspiring English sources

The standards note in general that, "...all K-12 students should develop understanding and abilities aligned with the following concepts and processes: Systems, order, organization Evidence, models, and explanations Form and function".

Selective survival or heterogeneity explanations form the theoretical basis of many empirical analyses of aging-related mortality phenomena, including the deceleration and "flattening" of the mortality curve at very old ages (Vaupel and Yashin 1985; Vaupel 1997).

Woven together, these monologues of bereavement and confusion, illustrated with images so terrible they repel rational explanation, form a tapestry of human misery that's impossible to shake off.

But our discussion of Newton's argument showed that it simply does not have an 'abductive'bestexplanationtion' form, but shows deductively, from Cartesian premises, that rotation is neither proper nor ordinary motion.

Parturients 18 years and older were invited to participate in the study, and gave signed informed consent after receiving a study explanation form and oral explanation from a nurse in their native language.

In fact, you have stated in the explanation form that XXX participants will be recruited.

3. A private one-day face-to-face meeting was organized with experts so as to complete the questionnaire (first round): after receiving instructions via an explanation form (see Additional file 1) and an oral presentation of the study, each expert completed the questionnaire (see Additional file 2).

But the more likely explanation forms a line from 1973 to today.

The content of design science, the counterpoint to the theories and explanations that form the content of descriptive science, would then be formed by technical norms, statements of the form 'If one wants to achieve X, one should do Y'.

Early explanations of forms of mass hysteria were that people were possessed by the devil.

But Dr. Marcus couldn't keep the beat and feared there might be a neurological explanation: a form of musical arrhythmia.