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III d. 38 a. 3c), this statement is pointing to a more explanatory and prior premise, discernible though never adequately articulated so as to show its relation to basic human goods.

Google's Welle admitted that the company's unconscious bias training is more explanatory and "not very practical". Google has built a second workshop that trains people to step in when they see biased interactions, but it's just getting rolled out – only about 5% of their employees have gone through it.

The lower the AIC, the more explanatory and informative the model is [ 26].

The lower the AIC, the more explanatory and informative the model is.

Further analyses were more explanatory and sought to explore respondents' perspectives on sustainability and capacity development in particular.

We apologise for these omissions and have endeavoured to make the figure legends clearer (more explanatory) and describe the various abbreviations more fully.

We compared models containing all possible combinations of one or more explanatory variables and their interactions and used AIC values to select the most likely models.

The analytical coding involved making comparisons across the themes and within themes in order to explore the more explanatory concepts; and in order to ensure that different views and positions within themes were considered, such as different views regarding child protection.

The use of three franchise systems in three different healthcare sectors enabled us to confirm our findings (replication) and to identify diverging patterns across settings, thereby reaching more explanatory power and generalizability [ 41, 43, 44].

If such an issue had arisen, we proactively planned to: a) have those with access explore the data for more explanatory detail; and, b) when necessary, request that a neutral analyst review the data and provide their interpretations.

The model can then be expanded easily to incorporate more explanatory variables and assess their associations with outcome (APE).