Sentence examples for insight and explanation from inspiring English sources

Measurement of the level of accounting disclosure should ideally be designed to capture the complexity of change in order to give insight and explanation to match the causes and consequences of change.

The analysis of qualitative data proceeded in three stages: (i) development of an organising framework for analysing interview transcripts; (ii) synthesis of qualitative data with quantitative findings; (iii) articulation of overarching themes that provided insight and explanation of how self-care is supported in mental health.

The feedback from the respondents during the discussions was also used to inform and revise the training plan in order to provide more insights and explanation especially regarding any preconceptions and fears that were presented.

The student insights and explanations are the result of conversations held to evaluate irregularities.

We sought to try to gain insights and explanations that would be generalisable across a whole range of different types of Internet based courses and so theories that focused on specific aspects of such courses (for example only computer mediated conferencing) were not central to our inquiry.

Many times the person who plotted your birth chart will also provide brief insights and explanations.

The aim of this paper is to give an insight and a possible explanation of the limitations in the Reverse Bias Safe Operating Area of 100V Si Power Schottky Diodes.

The "exploratory" case research method used in this study finds its rigor through corroboration by multiple sources (e.g. interviews, documents, direct observation), richness of insight, and provision of multiple explanations for the same phenomena [ 12].

Responses were coded to capture (a) PTs' insights on representations and explanations when unpacking a word problem to teach fundamental ideas and (b) PTs' remaining difficulties or their attitude changes.

According to Dr. Norman Farberow, there are 5 kinds of suicide notes: notes that blame someone, notes that deny an obvious reason is the cause, notes that blame & deny, notes that contain an insight, and notes that contain no explanation at all.

I'd even go so far as to apply the Scientific American's statements on "innovation" and "insight" as an explanation of the existence of late-night ruminations: that we may be more analytical and introspective just prior to sleep, considering our lives with the depth we can't muster when we are distracted by our daily tasks.