Sentence examples for have an explanatory from inspiring English sources

For example, if explanation is specified as the purpose, then we have an explanatory indispensability argument.

Such divisions are useful fictions and have an explanatory value in grammatical theory, but have no reality in communication.

The results were: (1) Between the two parameters of the Z R relationship, the parameter A was found to have an explanatory power of more than 70% of the Z R relationship from one radar to the other.

On a rival and unorthodox interpretation (Finlay 2009), Williams' claim that practical reasons have an "explanatory dimension" is to be understood not simply as placing a constraint on what can be a reason, but as providing the essential meaning of our thoughts and claims about practical reasons.

Whether genetic risk factors have an explanatory role poses an interesting question, however.

Detailed insights from well-constructed case studies also have an explanatory potential [ 36].

(This post has an explanatory image).

Each had an explanatory card that detailed – with ruthless honesty – the experiences the artist had endured.

Each hole has an explanatory diagram plaque, but most fall far short of conveying the treachery of the hazards.

'Oh, Run Into Me, but Don't Hurt Me!' Memphis Minnie and Lucille Bogan are the closest thing to marquee names on this collection, which has an explanatory subtitle: "Female Blues Singers, Rarities 1923-1930" (Sub Rosa).

Biochemistry and molecular biology now show that Sagan's proposal has an explanatory reach far beyond that originally envisaged.