Each of the units gave students opportunities to engage in the practices of science and engineering, for instance, developing explanations and models using evidence.
This unique range of stability makes D epistemically autonomous as a scientific discipline because D's laws can figure, for instance, in explanations answering some why-questions that no other discipline can answer as adequately as D itself (cf. Lange 2000, chapter 8; Lange 2000, 420f; also Reutlinger & Koch 2008).
Given a deductive-nomological account of explanation (Hempel and Oppenheim 1965 [1948]), theory reduction as deduction from theoretical principles is an instance of explanation.
For instance, his explanation for why it is "fit" to honor, worship, obey, and imitate God is that "God is infinitely superior to Men" (W 2.608).
It's beyond mansplaining, really, because it's a whole attitude beyond just one instance of explanation.
For instance, the explanation of the fee on the Papa John's box, and the suggestion that we tip the driver "for outstanding service," were almost completely covered by the price sticker.
It is expected that such descriptions would give helpful information when data are being recorded, for instance some explanation of the usage of a customized term.
When many of these observations were initially made, the virulence attributes and other characteristics that differentiated the "diarrheagenic" strains from the other strains were not readily appreciated; in some instances the explanations are still not available.
For instance, an explanation for the effect of including the regions in the analyses may be that dairy products available for retail are normally derived from cows from within the same region.
In both instances, his explanation roughly boils down to this: I didn't know.
