Sentence examples for perhaps explanatory from inspiring English sources

Yet the other striking — and, in its way, perhaps explanatory — thing about the book is how petty-bourgeois (in the neutral, descriptive sense that Marx, or, for that matter, Kierkegaard, used the term) its world picture is, even including the petty-bourgeois bias toward self-contempt.

Mr. Evans-Cato said he would like to see a modest monument on the site, perhaps an explanatory marker and 13 trees.

If found confirmed, this would suggest that the lag-phase is not explainable by deterministic population level models but perhaps requires explanatory approaches based on the metabolic cost of rapid state changes in stochastic computers [ 13].

These patterns are perhaps not themselves explanatory.

When considering the geometric structure of the midline, vaginal opening, episiotomy incision point and episiotomy length, the characteristic depth b is perhaps the most explanatory because it is a function of lengths d and e and angle α.

Until this is supplied, perhaps by doxastic, phenomenal, explanatory, or causal arguments, epistemic arguments add little to the case for hedonism about value.

This could possibly be due to these women having their own experiences and perhaps carrying more "robust" explanatory models [ 28].

'Microbial growth in tracheal secretions' (item 5) did not contribute to the explanatory model, perhaps because of low documented laboratory reports, and possible collinearity with 'change in sputum characteristics' (item 2).

Perhaps the lack of explanatory value of quality of relationships, attitudes and aspirations indicates that young people's sexual behaviour is influenced far more by background socio-cultural factors that they have little influence over, although there is a tension between the evidence at this group level and that at individual level (Table 2).

Perhaps standalone sites devoted to explanatory journalism will soon seem equally strange.

But Mr Aslan places enormous, and perhaps excessive, emphasis on the explanatory power of context.