Sentence examples for explanatory insight from inspiring English sources

We gain no real explanatory insight if we are told that ideas spread through populations, some more successfully than others.

The authors suggest using two different variable selection methods and comparing the results to provide further explanatory insight into each variable's importance.

This offers a new and powerful explanatory insight on how proteins read DNA.

This recognition implied that significant explanatory insight could ensue from measuring the present state of ocean life against conditions in a 'lost past' that might to some extent be recovered through historical research into the efforts of humans to extract fish from the seas over the long term.

Their study provides a wealth of explanatory insight into predictors, including some that have only recently been recognized, such as lower hemoglobin values and elevated serum uric acid levels.

Focusing attention on this comparative political economy of land monetization can therefore provide powerful explanatory insights into emergent patterns of social and spatial inequality and political contestation.

More qualitative modelling approaches are also emerging that can guide the development and deployment of quantitative models, and these can be supplemented by varied data-driven modelling approaches that can achieve new explanatory insights from observational datasets.

For example, a highly simplified model developed as a theoretical tool might be useful in developing explanatory insights, and yet not be useful for simulating the behavior of a natural system with some required level of quantitative accuracy.