Sentence examples similar to explanatory describing from inspiring English sources
The first prong is fairly self-explanatory, describing people who have been hospitalized by court order.
Model 4 (logged dependent variable) contained the same explanatory variables as the previous two models, but the explanatory variables describing choice and mobility have now been instrumented.
An example of a problem that could be used in an introductory biological anthropology class in combination with the historically rich curriculum is to ask the students to individually write down an explanatory mechanism describing how the short-necked ancestors of today's giraffes evolved into the modern long-necked version.
An explanatory note describing the study to respondents was placed at the beginning of the questionnaire.
Model selection pointed to Gambusia density and salinity as important explanatory factors describing variation in gonopodial allometric slopes (Table 3).
We have added a new figure and explanatory sentence describing the fitness effects of these mutations during growth on succinate.
To our knowledge this is one of the first LUR models to capture secondary PM2.5 using easily obtainable explanatory variables describing on road mobile emissions and stationary emissions.
The PRCI is self-administered and comprises an explanatory leaflet describing this method of coping and ten statements designed to promote positive reappraisal coping.
When the models of analysis were expanded with explanatory variables describing other global ward characteristics, the association of these characteristics with the RNs' ratings varied with different organizational models.
It comprises of an explanatory leaflet describing positive reappraisal coping and its potential benefits as well as 10 statements printed on a laminated card that users read at least twice a day to stimulate the use of this form of coping.
The problems of explanatory asymmetries and explanatory irrelevance described in section 2.5 seem to show that the holding of a law (understood as a regularity) between $C$ and $E$ is not sufficient for $C$ to cause $E$; hence not a sufficient condition for $C$ to figure in an explanation of $E$.
