Fig. 2 Diversity and abundance of explanatory elements used in the ACORNS and the clinical interviews.
There were other explanatory elements, but most notable, for the multi-ethnic group representative of so many contemporary religions, was the business of cooperation among all those Grandfathers and Grandmothers, brothers and sisters.
Spanning text and video, the dominant media of the 19th and 20th centuries, the result is a story about software built using software, augmented with explanatory elements about how software works.
The study focused on policy-relevant aspects and had descriptive, explorative, and explanatory elements.
Computer scoring of other explanatory elements is the focus of ongoing research.
Given such diversity, it is most practical for assessment purposes to capture the existence of constituent explanatory elements in students' explanatory models (cf. Nehm and Haertig [in press]).
This strategy is illustrative for the design of our trial, which incorporates both pragmatic and explanatory elements according to the definitions of Roland and Togerson [ 62].
Domains related to 'Primary trial outcome', 'Secondary trial outcome' and 'Practitioner adherence to study protocol' were considered to have a balance of both pragmatic and explanatory elements.
In Barcelona, however, foreigner settlement patterns, particularly those of Africans, would be the main explanatory element.
The last explanatory element of the page talks about security.
There are three broad sets of responses to this line of argument, each of which picks up on a different explanatory element of mainstream evolutionary theory (Lewens 2012).
