Sentence examples similar to lends itself to explanation from inspiring English sources

Although data from this study did not lend itself to explanations of similarities or differences found between present findings and previous research, it is possible that the differences have to do, at least in part, with sociocultural differences between specific samples represented in research studies particularly that of the United States and the Netherlands.

This lends itself to two explanations.

The "Chomsky problem"—the problem of an opinionated historian inhabiting the same skin as the brilliant and subtle linguist ‐ lends itself to two explanations, one intellectual and the other moral.

The emergence of I Thou norms of helpfulness, truthfulness, restraint, and respect for property and persons, in the Environment of Evolutionary Adaptation lends itself to game-theoretic explanation.

"It's not something that lends itself to a single, simple explanation," said Mark Elgar of the University of Melbourne.

My purpose is to show that literature as practice lends itself to the strategy of explanation that Benjamin termed "constellation" in ways that are suggestive of how legal historians in turn might employ constellation in approaching questions of time and justice.

This explanation lends itself to the limit definition of a derivative: limh->0 (f(x+h -f(x+h -f

This is *one* possible explanation that lends itself to an elegant model, but the mapping function between behavior and neural activity is complex, and many other schemes are possible.

It lends itself to overthinking.

"It lends itself to bile-fuelled solipsism".

(Sourdough, particularly, lends itself to genealogical interpretation.