"Also some press releases are full and interesting with lots of explanatory quotes from the scientist, but many are brief, and sometimes they don't highlight something from the paper which may be more interesting.
"I may be cured by an explanatory amendment," McKesson quotes him as conceding.
The result was a four-page folder that outlined "Three principal types of criteria:" The criteria are almost self-explanatory, but let me quote from the Economics Criteria: "To compensate for the higher economic risks associated with new technologies, fusion plants must have lower lifecycle costs than competing technologies available at the time of commercialization".
The physician's age, training, environment, and health-care demand have been quoted as explanatory factors for prescribing behavior.
Sociocultural and socioeconomic characteristics, the previous experience with a symptom or disease, the attitude toward a disease, the way in which healthcare is funded or reimbursed, the increased potential to manage illnesses through self-care, and the availability of medicinal products have been quoted as explanatory factors of the self-medication [ 5– 7].
Maybe the store will reinstate your account or add a line or allow you to quote them in your explanatory statement.
"You take an idea, you look at it," said the violist Kim Kashkashian, quoting Mr. Kurtag in brief and illuminating explanatory remarks before the performance.
Rigor in qualitative research has been defined as the "attempt to make data and explanatory schemes as public and replicable as possible" (Norman Denzin, as quoted in Anfara et al., 2002, p. 7).
Theodosius Dobzhansky's now famous quote can be viewed not only as a claim for the explanatory power of the evolutionary process, but also as a proclamation of the importance of recognizing the deep history of life itself.
Rigor in qualitative research has been defined as the attempt to make "data and explanatory schemes as public and replicable as possible" (Denzen, 1978, p. 7, quoted in Anfara et al., 2002).
