Sentence examples for explanations referred from inspiring English sources

Other explanations referred to the office setup, whether the desk was manually or electrically adjustable and whether the person felt they worked more productively sitting or standing.

To simplify matters our explanations refer to a basic multi-particle system of hard spheres, but can be extended easily to a wide variety of possible models.

According to Chi and VanLehn (2012), deep explanations refer to structural relationships rather than surface features or interactions among quantities rather than only individual numbers.

All these explanations refer to processes occurring during the formulation of the policy, thus illustrating the need for a broader focus than the implementation process itself when studying policy implementation.

Yet most explanations refer to a more subtle mechanism and posit that teachers' perceptions or expectations about differing abilities of students foster differential interaction patterns (Bohlmann and Weinstein 2013; Rubie-Davies 2007).

Sequence of a round: Explanations referring to the interaction price only apply in treatments I and PI, and explanations referring to promises only apply in treatments P and PI. 1. Player A and Player B get to know the "Price of Solution I" and the "Price of Solution II", which are randomly determined for this round.

Current explanations referring to poor sustained attention, problems in set shifting or semantic processing, or differences in white matter volumes associated with ADHD can not easily account for the dissociation between rapid naming of colored stimuli and rapid naming of letters, digits, or words.

But that's not the case.So if it's not a lack of scientific literacy causing disagreement with the experts, then what is it?The authors of the study looked at an alternative explanation referred to as the cultural cognition thesis.

Twice the explanation referred to a dysfunctional system (i.e. 'system is not working' and 'system leaks at tank').

The first explanation (referred to as "1 in x") was worded "If 8 women just like you took lifelong HRT, it would prevent one of the 8 from having heart disease.

The alternative explanation (referred to as "x out of 100") was worded "If 100 women just like you were to take lifelong HRT, treatment would prevent 12 of them from developing heart disease and 11 of them from developing a hip fracture.