Sentence examples for lack explanatory from inspiring English sources

Certainly they cannot be said to lack explanatory power for the reason that they are not part of the natural world.

Russell's arguments against objectivism are often quite powerful, and one anticipates Gilbert Harman's, influential argument that objective values can be safely dismissed since they lack explanatory power (§9.3 9.4).

For example, statistical models are the most widely used and are user-friendly and users are not required to consider biological processes, genetics, and physiology; however, they lack explanatory power for the research results and have a limited scopes of applications.

However, studies are often based on administrative data that lack explanatory factors.

One reason for this is that population-level studies are often based on administrative data sets linked to mortality records, which although powerful in terms of size, lack explanatory information.

The film has been very well received in the US, but Heineman says some critics have suggested that it lacks explanatory context.

And yet, this lacks explanatory power; every historical artifact (not to mention some that are new and "already dated") could fall under that rubric.

The low coefficient values in Model I indicate that it lacks explanatory power.

Previously developed models for the same agroecological system based on Non-Linear Regression techniques (NLR) and Artificial Neural Networks (ANN) were either unable to accurately predict field emergence or lacked explanatory power.

Some evil-skeptics argue that we should abandon the concept of evil because it lacks explanatory power and therefore is a useless concept (see, e.g., Clendinnen 1999, 79 113; Cole 2006).

First, by contextualizing institutional thinking in the Vietnamese context, our model addresses and overcomes the complexity and inconsistencies of institutional theory which is believed to be lacking explanatory power of CSR-related phenomena in Vietnam (Tran & Jeppesen, 2016).