Sentence examples for explanatory of the from inspiring English sources

"Change in print ads is still significantly explanatory of the change in employment," said Kenneth Goldstein, the Conference Board's labor market analyst.

This may be both informative and explanatory of the aggregate result.

Indeed bodily causes and effects only form part of his project insofar as their parallelism is explanatory of the operations of the mind.

But the specific difference is — as all agree — likewise explanatory of the impossibility of a species being divided into sub-species.

(BWA, 112, Post. An. I.1, 71b 20 25) In Barnes' translation: "If, then, understanding is as we posited, it is necessary for demonstrative understanding in particular to depend on things which are true and primitive and immediate and more familiar than and prior to and explanatory of the conclusion" (Aristotle CWA, 115, Post. An. I.1, 71b 20 25).

Sherwood's efforts to make religion more palatable through children's fiction were not always regarded favorably by the entire evangelical community; The Evangelical Magazine harshly reviewed her Stories Explanatory of the Church Catechism (1817), complaining that it was overly reliant on exciting fictional tales to convey its religious message.

"Dear Sir," the more self-explanatory of the two read.

However, although significant this variable has a small impact upon the explanatory power of the models and the strength of the other explanatory variables.

Along the precipitation gradient the explanatory power of the biological variables decreased with decreasing precipitation, while the explanatory power of landscape structure variables appeared unrelated.

Certainly, as the explanatory title of the Hayward show implies, Klee's interest was creation rather than production.

Perhaps ironically, Popper was himself a teenage Marxist, attracted by the apparent explanatory power of the ideology.