Sentence examples for framework of explanatory from inspiring English sources

Second, as he conceives it, causal inquiry proceeds within the context of an Aristotelian four-causal framework of explanatory adequacy: material, formal, efficient, and final.

A cultural epidemiological study design 28 will make use of ethnographic key-informant interviews and FGD data to develop explanatory model interviews based on the framework of the explanatory model interview catalogue (EMIC) for cultural epidemiology.

This study used semistructured interviews based on the framework of the explanatory model interview catalogue (EMIC) 17 for cultural epidemiology 18 and in-depth interviews.

We use the results of a survey performed in France in the framework of the European Project ExpAcc (Explanatory Factors of Road User Charging Acceptability).

For example, people who come to voice-hearing self-help groups endorse a broad range of explanatory frameworks for the voices they hear.

Figure 2 Explanatory framework of the determinants of migrant entrepreneurship.

Furthermore, and based on those initial arguments, this critical reflection recognises the role of interdependence and argues for its inclusion in the explanatory framework of FRP development.

In short, this critical reflection suggests future research should examine the validity and complexity of trans-national diffusion patterns between FRPs by going beyond simple cause-and-effect models and by including social mechanisms as an important construct of the explanatory framework of FRP development.

Collingwood's dual aspect theory is grounded not in a theory of supervenience which grants ontological priority to the explanatory framework of natural science, but in a claim concerning the conceptual irreducability of the mental to the physical that has its roots in his understanding of metaphysics as a science of absolute presuppositions.

The integration of trans-national diffusion as a social and explanatory mechanism would not only complement the more structural and variable-oriented accounts of FRP development, but it would also provide a more comprehensive (explaining both similarities and differences) and dynamic (including processes in addition to variables) explanatory framework of FRP development.

In particular, by assuming the fecundity principle, or the intentional (meaning end-directed behavior dependent on meaning), active striving of living things to begin with, an explanation of the active striving of living things or the fecundity principle, is by definition outside the explanatory framework of the theory.