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The priority doctrine has been explicated as a version of welfarism.

We then have a correspondence theory, with the correspondence relation explicated as a representation relation: a truth bearer is true if it represents a fact.

This behavior can be explicated as a result of the replacement process of water molecules during adsorption of SSE on the steel surface [27].

If this strategy succeeds in defining a real, irreducible relation, then a claim that an agent causes some event may be explicated as a claim that the agent stands to that occurrence in the relation defined by the indicated postulates (Clarke 2003b: 186 91).

In addition, there may be differences between the views of nursing academics and non-nursing academics, owing to their various educational backgrounds, that cannot be explicated as a result of the small sample size.

A systematic review in 2007 saw interdisciplinary research explicated as: "any study or group of studies undertaken by scholars from two or more distinct scientific disciplines.

A diaspora, explicated as one that is organized toward political action, becomes embedded in a core host, uses the host's influence to reduce state class differences, builds a status-equalizing intercultural channel, and induces an agenda for its homeland.

In this approach, the canonical measure of weight of evidence $w$ is explicated as \[\tag{5}\label{eqn:WoE} w(E, H, H') = \log \frac{p(E \mid H)}{p(E \mid H')}\] of which the Bayes factor mentioned before is a generalization.

It is unclear, for instance, what it could mean to be committed to believing Q (rather than just being committed to Q) if this is not to be explicated as being committed to cultivating the belief that Q.

Lewis, like many philosophers, takes talk of possibility and necessity to be best explicated as disguised quantification over possible worlds (and possible inhabitants thereof), and he was endlessly ingenious at showing how to use the resources provided by a theory of "possibilia" to produce analyses of a host of modal locutions.

Another useful framework for understanding the findings presented in this article is Stokols' Socio-ecological model [ 32], although the dynamic interconnections between levels is not as well explicated as in the present report.