Sentence examples for explanatory to from inspiring English sources

Its value is explanatory: to tell us how, when and why we got here (by "we," I mean "every organism") and to show us how all species are related.

There is no good reason to transfer them from an explanatory to an attributive context.

Within clinical research the spectrum of possible trial objectives and designs ranges from explanatory to pragmatic.

Although neither Badapple nor IMDb makes use of Bayes' theorem, it may be both justified and explanatory to represent these methods as Bayesian-like.

Either there is no threshold (every derivation is explanatory to some extent and it is just that some derivations belong to systemizations that are less unifying and hence less explanatory than others) or else there is no continuum (only the most unifying systemizations are explanatory).

Low PTH and OPG in AS patients may be explanatory to the finding of decreased BMD of femoral neck as we noted previously.

Sequential analyses move from descriptive statistics to explanatory analyses to direct analyses and conditional probabilities.

I had the feature from yesterday and it is pretty self-explanatory to use.

UV Vodka is a known for their flavor-infused vodkas, which range from "Candy Bar" (it tastes like chocolate caramel) to Salty Watermelon (self-explanatory) to Whipped (whipped cream).

The Huffington Post caught up with Killam and his "Brother Nature" co-star Bobby Moynihan at the AOL Build studios on Thursday, and the pair broke out their "SNL" characters, Jebidiah Atkinson (Killam), a notoriously curmudgeonly critic, and Drunk Uncle (Moynihan), a character that's self-explanatory, to review the new flick.

The term appeared self-explanatory to most and it was often indicated as a cause without further elaboration.