Sentence examples for ground explanation from inspiring English sources

The two prototypical situations, placentation and cancer, share common features in the primate species analyzed and the hypothesis of selective pressures motivated by antagonistic coevolution appears to set a common ground explanation on how the evolutionary changes motivated by physiologic processes involving ANG can lead to an increased risk of cancer.

Beychok has a more grounded explanation.

The C-M model grounded explanation on an ontic connection-causal relationship.

We provide a game-theoretical grounded explanation that is based on the regular repetition of the auction combined with the invariant supplier side.

Our hypothesis is, to our knowledge, the only unified, mechanistically grounded explanation for all of the traits of the syndrome (though for a possible general role of the thyroid gland, see Crockford 2000).

Both of the above computational models illustrate how the use of such methods further develops criminological thought and practice related to providing useful simulations capable of generating comprehensible empirical description from which grounded explanations and predictions can be derived.

The 1980s witnessed a change of attention from concurrent validity studies to test-taking processes and factors affecting test performance which promoted focus on score interpretation based on empirically grounded explanations of scores.

Bhui and Bhugra (2004) suggest culturally grounded explanations of mental illness are needed [ 34].

As with the above-ground forest structure, we were looking for below-ground explanations for the success of C. mollissima in the forest.

Charles Taylor, in his book The Explanation of Action [1964], wound up claiming that reason explanations are grounded in a kind of 'non-causal bringing about,' but neither Taylor nor anyone else ever explained how any bringing about of an event could fail to be causal.

(PI 124) Religion, it seems, is without ground or explanation.