Sentence examples for extended explanations from inspiring English sources
13717_2013_54_MOESM1_ESM.pdf Additional file 1: Appendix The Appendix consists of a) additional simulation results showing the potential increase in timber production based on forest development in our scenarios and b) a table and extended explanations of price and cost assumptions in our scenarios. PDF 225 KB).
(There are also 1,032 footnotes that serve Simmons as his rimshots and his extended explanations).
Below we give more extended explanations on the process of hypotheses construction.
Corrections are complex and need extended explanation.
A modified version of the upper limb FMA was performed 1 day before the EMG recording 30 (for extended explanation see Data S1).
**These models additionally showed significant antimicrobial use time interaction indicating parallel change in antimicrobial use and livestock-associated MRSA prevalence over the study period (see extended explanation in text).
How far to extend explanation and formal knowledge in answer to their questions?." This is a typical doubt arising from constructivist pathways aiming at self-construction of knowledge and depending on the unpredictable course of their "semi-free/individual" educational processes.
We also extended the explanations in the Figure legends.
By the same token, Mr. Nyan Win said in a telephone interview, her detention may be extended without explanation, as has happened repeatedly over the years.
Our research team led by an Early Childhood Educator, Anu Sachdev, and her colleagues who have involved with the program extended their explanation to the social capital creation based on the ECE programs, "The preschool program provides a forum for parents to share information, to network, and to become informed about events such as vaccination programs that occasionally happen in their villages.
Even Langmuir, who extended his explanation of amphipatic molecules to protein monolayers [ 102], overlooked the hydrophobic interactions between proteins and lipids [ 103] when he came to envision the cell membrane.
