Sentence examples for explanatory why from inspiring English sources

One kind of question is explanatory: Why do we think that the neighbour did something wrong?

Returning to the "mining" vs. "architecture" metaphor, it then becomes self-explanatory why we can't say Dubois is simply on a hunt for data.

It needs more iterations to be more explanatory about why a certain analysis did not work.

Patients who receive less or later feeding also have an explanatory reason why feeding is inadequate or delayed, which is mainly related to illness severity.

They then observed the complex shadow (see Fig. 1b) and were tasked with developing an explanatory model for why the complex shadow appeared as it did.

Ideally, such models would reveal commonalities across disciplines but they should also enable us to see why explanatory practice varies as it does across different disciplines and the significance of such variation.

If this principle is false, then an explanatory theory of why both pleasure and knowledge are values can be offered which does not work by subsuming them under a further, more fundamental value.

Amongst uncircumcised participants, explanatory models of why circumcision was effective were ascribed to biological models with both lack of space for the virus to stay and healing explaining the protective response: "If we think logically also, when the foreskin folds backwards while doing sex, in the case of an uncircumcised person, the virus may get into the folds and remain there".

It allows for developing an explanatory theory of why the intervention worked for some and did not for others.

This lack of knowledge, combined with a reliance on God as an elucidation, strongly influences individuals' explanatory models, justifying why particular actions are taken or treatment options chosen.

To counter this, the PPI group requested the inclusion of a short explanatory sentence on why sections of questions were included.