Sentence examples for needed more explanatory from inspiring English sources
As the penalty level increased (moving from left to right in the figure), a covariate needed more explanatory power to be selected, though the growth is not linear.
Yes, this disease is frightening...[but] we need more explanatory information, and this information should be shared in a different manner.
We need more proximate explanatory mechanisms.
It needs more iterations to be more explanatory about why a certain analysis did not work.
We badly need more detailed case studies in order to understand better the variety of explanatory uses that mathematics can play in empirical contexts.
While the art works have obvious resonance for Christians, their meaning may be lost on others who might need more help in appreciating their value, Mr. Brown said, noting the absence of museum-style explanatory panels.
Critically, the authors point to the need for more explanatory research to " move beyond correlation studies to analyse the processes within facilities to understand and explain such trends" [ 17].
Truth be told it is easier to be declarative if you are a challenger, as Obama was in 2008 challenging the Bush/McCain policies, than if you have a track record that didn't live up to grand promises and for which it is difficult to re-declare and for which you instead need to be more explanatory.
"They really need to look at a way to be more forthcoming, more explanatory, so you could at least understand their reasoning," Peg Breen, the president of the advocacy group New York Landmarks Conservancy, said of the preservation commission.
