Sentence examples for included in the explanation from inspiring English sources

If molecular biologists discover that the same mechanism produces different effects in distinct contexts and only one of these effects is the target of inquiry, a part of the mechanism's context becomes epistemically relevant and can be included in the explanation (Delehanty 2005).

Several reasons may be included in the explanation.

Women were informed about the aim of the study and information about anonymity, confidentiality, and consent was included in the explanation.

In this section quotes from participants are included in the explanations of the subthemes provided below.

Jaworski insists on causal pluralism, but admits "all forces are operating at a fundamental physical level": This latter remark seems to concede that what one has in fact is an explanatory pluralism, with causation included in the domain of explanation, but all the brute force is confined to physics.

Informed consent was obtained from all patients to be included in the study, after explanations of the nature of the disease and treatment options.

Because we do not expect any direct effect of PCV-7 vaccination on serotypes not included in the vaccine, alternative explanations are needed.

Inspection of the role played by the five groups of determinants of happiness included in the regressions reveals that the explanation seems to reside in the personal characteristics of those countries' nationals, followed by the country's social development characteristics and also to some extent the nationals' attitudes and beliefs.

The issue however is that almost 25% of the patients originally enrolled were not included in the analysis without adequate explanation as to why this was (e.g. were they missing at random or not) nor a discussion of the fact that this may have had a major impact on the outcomes.

Although infection with the virus itself is included in the list of possible explanations for cognitive dysfunction among HIV-infected individuals, in clinical practice there remains the ongoing challenge of establishing the impact of the virus as the source of impairment, in relation to a variety of numerous clinical, social, and psychological factors that may contribute to HAND [ 3– 14].

For example, more explanations were included in the No Template condition, and particularly for explanations associated with actions taken in the experiment procedure, as shown in Fig. 5.