Sentence examples for make explicit why from inspiring English sources
Diagrams known as directed acyclic graphs (DAGs) were used to make explicit why variables were entered, or not entered, into the logistic regression.
However, Lucas et al found that textual narrative synthesis is 'less good at identifying commonality' (p2); the authors do not make explicit why this should be, although it may be that organising according to themes, as the thematic approach does, is comparatively more successful in revealing commonality.
This approach gives rise to fibre products of supersingular curves and makes explicit why the formulae have period 24 in n.
This was not Lessing's way in the 1950s, and in a letter to the communist EP Thompson, published in his magazine the New Reasoner in 1957, she made explicit why that was the case.
In Finnish and Hungarian, for example, he explains: "numerals are always followed by a singular ('six dog' rather than 'six dogs'); if the number has been made explicit, why go to the extra trouble of modifying what follows?" Well, why indeed?
30 Among other things, a programme theory makes explicit why an intervention is likely to work, and helps clarify focus and strategic direction.
The above strategy tries to make explicit that and why it in fact does commit me to such an answer.
These theories make explicit how and why we hypothesized the PRIME intervention components would combine to produce desired outcomes (89).
The Ugandan health sector will have to make explicit choices and investigate whether and why the abolition of user fees in the public sub-sector has produced or not the desired results; only then can a clear evidence-based policy be established with regard to the possible introduction of CHI in the public sub-sector.
These methods are therefore appropriate to provide clinicians and patients with the opportunity to make explicit the thinking process, and explore the various hypotheses suggested as to why participants hold the views they do.
All told, they make explicit predictions.
